To take advantage of the giveaway, click through to Bits Du Jour, then click the big yellow Get It Free button.

If you want to learn more about the differences between versions, Kingsoft has a comparison table - though it still hasn't been updated to reflect the 2013 editions. (Neither version currently supports saving to PPTX, but both can open and save PPT.) Why bother with the Pro version when the free version is already crazy-good? One big reason: Pro lets you save documents in DOCX format and spreadsheets in XLSX format, while Free can merely open them saving is limited to the older formats (DOC and XLS). A one-year license normally sells for $29.95, but today only, BitsDuJour has Kingsoft Office Professional 2013 (Win) absolutely free. Kingsoft offers a Pro version, of course, one that includes more goodies. Tabs! Kingsoft Writer has tabs! Microsoft Word, ahem, doesn't.

This is an update of a deal I wrote about a few months back - for those who missed it the first time around!Įarlier this year I noted that Kingsoft Office Free 2013 might just be the best Microsoft Office alternative you can get, especially if you need only the core elements: word processing, spreadsheets, and presentations. Kingsoft Office Professional 2013's Presentations module closely resembles Microsoft Office's.

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