Reviews of the Corel Home Office
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CNET Review
The Good: Small megabyte footprint, built-in PDF creation tools, and Flash installation work well on tiny Netbooks; Microsoft Office 2007-style interface; reads and saves documents in multiple file types, including Microsoft analogs; multilanguage support.
The Bad: Often renders text differently than it should when pasting or importing content; lacks advanced features applicable to Netbooks users.
The Bottom Line: Despite some compatibility setbacks, Corel Home Office suite is useful for creating documents. Its conscientious size, small-screen optimizations, and attractive price make it a good buy for a Netbook office suite, or for saving space by shedding advanced features.
Manufacturer: Corel Corp.
Part number: CHO5ENMB
General
- Category Creativity
- Subcategory Creativity - graphics
- License pricing Standard
Software
- License Qty 1 user
- License Pricing Standard
- Package Type Retail
System Requirements
- Min Processor Type 1 GHz
- Peripheral / Interface Devices USB drive, Mouse or tablet
- System Requirements Details Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition - HD 285 MB, Microsoft Windows XP ME, Microsoft Windows XP Professional, Microsoft Windows Vista Home Basic, Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium, Microsoft Windows Vista Home Ultimate, Microsoft Windows Vista Home Business
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