Written by tjchan on Friday, December 21, 2007

SoftMaker Releases SoftMaker Office 2008 for Windows!


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SoftMaker Office 2008 is more than just an improvement to the existing SoftMaker Office Suite as SoftMaker Presentations makes its official debut.

This easy to use Microsoft PowerPoint alternative is fully compatible with Microsoft PowerPoint and allows you to create presentations of every kind in next to no time. You get all the main features you expect from a state-of-the art presentations program: numerous slide transitions, text and object animations, sophisticated master pages and ready-made designs, insertion of movies and sounds, and much more.

Of course, as always this office suite will also have TextMaker (word processing), PlanMaker (spreadsheets), and BASICmaker (macros).

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Give the 30-day demo a try today, purchase it for $79.95, or upgrade for only $49.95!

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kamikun
Dec 22, 2007

I have been a long-time supporter of SoftMaker because of the amazing PPC version of their word processor and spreadsheet. Dutifully upgraded both desktop and PPC versions as they were released as I really wanted the ability to use my Tosh e800 as a laptop replacement.

But I am having a hard time finding a reason to justify upgrading to this latest update which is for XP and Vista boxes only. Without a compelling PPC upgrade I don’t see what this offers that the free “Open Office” doesn’t already.

Can anyone give me a nudge as to why I should fork over a little more cash to SoftMaker?

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