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Google's word processing software isn't going to satisfy users working on complex documents, rich with footnotes or mathematical notations.
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There is no word processing software.
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And while Google Docs online spreadsheet and word processing software is stripped down (when compared with Office), it does make it easier for workers to share a single online document and collaborate on it with colleagues--something that gets complicated fast when multiple copies of a Microsoft Word document are blasting around the office.
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So far, most have been costly paper-weights or glorified typewriters, running Japanese word-processing software.
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The general look and feel needs to convey professionalism and a mastery of word-processing software.
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Never mind if nobody uses most of these new features (this article is being typed into word-processing software from 1997, for instance, but it seems to work perfectly well).
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They could run only simple spreadsheets and word-processing software.
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And Zoho is already pushing into more sophisticated applications, offering customer-management and project-planning software alongside basics such as word processing, spreadsheet and presentation software.
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Still, Google's package of e-mail, word processing, calendar, spreadsheet and presentation software does have some advantages.
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The machine itself ships with a couple of good games, the AppleWorks (formerly ClarisWorks) word-processing and spreadsheet package, some graphics software, both the Microsoft and Netscape Web browsers, and a good e-mail program.
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While Google can launch online spreadsheet and word processing applications, Microsoft can't respond without damaging its powerful Office software business.
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