Head to Head: Microsoft Office 2010 vs Open Office 3.3 - Pictures

The chart features in OpenOffice Calc allow you to create fairly sophisticated charts easily and quickly. The range of charts

The handy navigation feature in Writer lets you see all the various elements in your document, from headings to URLs and user

With the new content definition icons it’s easy to quickly add text, charts, images or even video to your Impress slides.

One thing you don’t get with OpenOffice is an email client and contact manager such as Microsoft Outlook.

Microsoft OneNote is a useful way of keeping track of notes and related source materials, including audio and video sources.

The Ribbon interface in Microsoft Word 2010

The pricing for Office 2010 greatly depends on what edition of the sutie you want