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Micro***t Word on Linux and alternatives
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What is it with Microsoft Word that makes you prefer it to others?
Not op, but what drives me back to word (and other ms office like pp and publisher and win is:
90%: Far Superior spell and grammar and style check
10%:
Easy integration of a good tts to read my own texts to me as well as lecture for university.
Easy citavi integration
Auto complete sentences (at least in English)
superior layout presets (on click and OK and modern enough style to submit without even thinking about it) (Far superior for publisher)
As someone with dyslexia, the superior spell and grammar check is what I miss most in libreOffice. I usually have to use an external tool for spell check like grammarly.