Google vs. Microsoft Office
Google Inc. is taking another step in its online challenge to Microsoft Corp.'s Office software, combining its Web-based word-processing and spreadsheet programs into a single offering.
Google is bringing together its existing Writely and Google Spreadsheets sites into a single, free offering known as Google Docs & Spreadsheets.
Both programs let users create and share documents online, from within a Web browser.
The new strategy is similar, on a smaller scale, to Microsoft's packaging of programs such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint into the unified Microsoft Office suite.
Google is bringing together its existing Writely and Google Spreadsheets sites into a single, free offering known as Google Docs & Spreadsheets.
Both programs let users create and share documents online, from within a Web browser.
The new strategy is similar, on a smaller scale, to Microsoft's packaging of programs such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint into the unified Microsoft Office suite.
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Hi, I am Cliff from EditGrid. Actually long before Google Docs and Spreadsheets came out, EditGrid is already there competing the spreadsheet market with Google spreadsheets, up till now, it still support more languages, and many features than Google, like charts, publish spreadsheet to blog, remote stockquote and forex or even regularly fetch data from web to your own spreadsheet. I invite you to give it a try. Rgds,Hi, I am Cliff from EditGrid. Actually long before Google Docs and Spreadsheets came out, EditGrid is already there competing the spreadsheet market with Google spreadsheets, up till now, it still support more languages, and many features than Google, like charts, publish spreadsheet to blog, remote stockquote and forex or even regularly fetch data from web to your own spreadsheet. I invite you to give it a try. Rgds,
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