NeoOffice has been available to the general public since 2007 (though earlier beta builds existed as far back as 2003) and was the first fully Mac-specific port of OpenOffice. It features word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, drawing, and database tools that are fully interoperable with the various file formats of Microsoft's Office apps (including the Office 2007 XML formats), with the exception of Access databases. NeoOffice, a Mac OS X port of the open-source OpenOffice suite, is available for both Intel and PowerPC Macs. Impress, NeoOffice's presentation tool Click to view larger image With Mac OS X's global spelling- and grammar-checking capabilities, it can serve as a replacement for Word, provided you don't need to use any particularly advanced features like footnotes or change tracking. docx), and the OpenDocument format (.odt) used by OpenOffice. The most recent version of TextEdit, included with OS X Leopard, can open and edit files in rich text format (.rtf), Microsoft's old and new Word formats (.doc and. Although TextEdit is generally considered a basic text editor, it does support styled text and multiple fonts.īasic word processing with TextEdit Click to view larger image The first option, for word processing only, actually comes bundled with Mac OS X.
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