An earlier free office suite for Windows and Linux from IBM. Introduced in 2007, it included word processor, spreadsheet and presentation graphics applications. Lotus Symphony natively supported the ...

Lotus Symphony acts much like Microsoft Office, which is good if you are looking for something to replace Office at a fraction of the cost (free!). It's not so good if you are looking for something ...

This free productivity application suite is based on OpenOffice.org, with IBM's professional-level interface on top. It's not as flexible or as advanced as MS Office, but it is one of the best desktop ...

IBM/Lotus will ship the next version of its Symphony productivity suite, code-named Vienna, before the end of June and then follow it up with two more versions by March 2011 that include a laundry ...

IBM Lotus Symphony, which is a free suite of office applications for viewing documents, spreadsheets and presentations -- and is an alternative to Microsoft Office, passed the 100,000 downloads mark ...

The best free productivity suite you've probably never heard of. Designed by IBM for smooth, reliable use in office environments. OS-Independent Operation Lotus Symphony, like other OpenOffice.org ...

IBM has updated Lotus Symphony with the ability to import Office 2007 documents, a feature it hopes could convince large organisations to drop Microsoft's suite altogether. Symphony 1.3, released on ...

With the newest version of Lotus Symphony, IBM's free of charge productivity software suite, IBM is providing support for Microsoft Office 2007, enabling organizations to now import Microsoft Office ...

A few years ago IBM started offering a free office suite called Lotus Symphony. It’s based on code from OpenOffice.org, but IBM has forked the project and created a custom user interface and other ...

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