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Fr:Comparaison des fonctionnalites (NeoOffice/J 1.1)
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Les avantages de NeoOffice/J sur les autres suites de bureau, particulièrement la suite Office de Microsoft™, sont légion. Parmi les plus importantes : NeoOffice/J est un logiciel libre, en "open source", qui vous épargne de dispendieuses taxes de licence.
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NeoOffice/J versus Microsoft Office
En dehors de ces avantages non négligeables, NeoOffice/J 1.1 possède des fonctionnalités qui le font surpasser la suite Microsoft Office :
Fonctionnalité | NeoOffice/J | MS Office 2004 pour Mac |
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Généralité: | ||
Le prix (édition standard) | 0 $ | 349,95 $ |
Type ahead functionality (optional) like many mobile phones have | Oui | Non |
Un système de modèle de document logique et étendu, ainsi que protégé contre toute modification indésirable | Oui | Non |
Un code d'exportation HTML propre et conforme aux standards internationnaux | Oui | Non |
Une interface utilisateur unifiée, réduisant le temps et le prix de l'apprentissage | Oui | Non |
Nombre de langages à la disposition de l'utilisateur | 40* | 7* |
Nombre de langues de vérification orthographique et d'aide | 61** | 12** |
Support des textes en non-roman (europe) incluant les langues sud-asiatiques, est-asiatiques, les langues de droite à gauche et les langues à affichage complexe | Oui | Quelques uns [1] |
Écriture ou langages supportés: | ||
Arabe | Oui | Non |
Arménien | Oui | Non |
Cyrillic | Oui | Oui |
Cherokee*** | Oui | Oui |
Chinois simplifié | Oui | Oui |
Chinois traditionel | Oui | Oui |
Devanagari & Gujarati (langages Indic) | Oui | Non |
Grec | Oui | Oui |
Hébreu | Oui | Non |
Inuktitut*** | Oui | Oui |
Japonais | Oui | Oui |
Coréen | Oui | Oui |
Roman (langages européen et de l'europe de l'est) | Oui | Oui |
Roman (Hawaïen, Northern Sami) | Oui | Oui |
Roman (Vietnamien) | Oui | Non |
Thaïlandais | Oui | Non |
Autres | Possible**** | Inconnu |
Writer (word processor): | ||
A logical style system that does not invent styles based on your layout choices | YES | No |
Functional bullet/list numbering | YES | No |
The ability to import WordPerfect documents (thanks to the libwpd project) | YES | No |
Calc (spreadsheet): | ||
More conditional layout options for cells | YES | No |
Style-enabled layout system for text and cells | YES | No |
Impress (presentation): | ||
The ability to export to Flash animation | YES | No |
Superior (3D) font art possibilities. | YES | No |
Notes: | ||
* NeoOffice/J ships with UIs for 12 languages; the other 28 are freely available in language packs. Office 2004 is available in English (all versions of Office 2004), and in French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish and Swedish (for some versions of Office 2004; must be ordered separately) [2]. | ||
** NeoOffice/J includes help files and a growing number of writing (proofing) tools for many languages from the OpenOffice.org project [3], [4], [5], [6]. Microsoft Office 2004 ships with proofing tools for English, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Norwegian, German, Danish, Swedish, Portuguese, Finnish, and Dutch [7]. | ||
*** You must use the Caps Lock key to enable syllabics. | ||
**** Because OpenOffice.org includes support for languages and scripts which do not have keyboard layouts in Mac OS X, and because Mac OS X includes system-level Unicode support for many of these languages even though Apple does not ship fonts or keyboards, it is very likely that NeoOffice/J will support text entry (and perhaps sorting) in the language/script if one installs third-party Unicode fonts and keyboard layouts. See Tom Gewecke's Your Multilingual Mac for more resources. For instance, there is a report that NeoOffice/J handles Khmer very well, and there has even been a report of using NeoOffice/J with characters in Unicode Planes 1 and 2. |
NeoOffice/J vs. OpenOffice.org for Macintosh (X11)
NeoOffice/J is far more integrated with OS X than the X11 version on which it is based. Rather than relying on X11, NeoOffice/J uses Java to bridge the gap between the OpenOffice.org interface code and Apple's OS X.
Feature | NeoOffice/J | OpenOffice.org for Mac (X11) |
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Uses your normal Mac fonts (no conversion required) | YES | No |
Smooth font display (Quartz anti-aliasing) | YES | No |
Allows international keyboards and input methods | YES | Partial |
Switches keyboards and input methods along with your Mac | YES | No |
Optimized PDF generation | YES | No |
Native Aqua menus | YES | No |
Native OS X printing | YES | No |
Native (styled) copy and paste support | YES | No |
Drag-and-drop between other applications | YES | No |
Normal Mac keyboard shortcuts (command key) | YES | YES* |
Mouse wheel scrolling | YES | ??? |
Integrated with Finder and major mail clients | YES | Partial** |
OpenOffice.org codebase (version) | 1.1.4 | 1.1.2*** |
Runs on Mac OS X 10.2.x, 10.3.x, 10.4.x | YES | YES*** |
Notes: | ||
* Available only with certain settings in Apple X11, which is available only to users of Mac OS X 10.3.x and 10.4.x | ||
** Finder integration provided by separate Start OpenOffice.org application; integration with Apple Mail only | ||
*** The official Mac OS X version of OpenOffice.org is available only in English, is based on the OpenOffice.org 1.1.2 codebase, and runs on Mac OS X 10.2.x, 10.3.x, and 10.4.x. Unofficial localized French (1.1.3), Japanese (1.1.2, 1.1.4) and German (1.1.4) versions are available, but these versions run only on Mac OS X 10.3.x or 10.4.x, depending on the version. |
Still To Do
In all fairness, NeoOffice/J is not perfect. No software is. Along with relatively large RAM requirements (minimum 256MB, 512MB recommended), there is always room for improvement. NeoOffice/J can (and will) get better. Take a look at the following comparison:
Feature | NeoOffice/J | MS Office 2004 for Mac | OpenOffice.org for Mac (X11) |
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Bitmap printing at >300 dpi | No | Yes | Yes |
Can print Encapsulated Postscript (EPS) | No | Yes | Yes |
Standard Mac OS X open & save dialogues | No | Yes | No |
Media (plugin) support | No | Yes | No |
Non-Mac keyboard shortcuts | Some | Some | Some |
Table drawing options | Good | Very good | Good |
Aqua look-and-feel | Partial | Full | None |
Other Comparisons
Additional feature comparisons between selected office suites and word processors are available at Mellel and other word processors (redlers.com; compares Mellel with Microsoft™ Office, OpenOffice.org, and Nisus Writer Express, but not NeoOffice®/J) and Word-Alternativen: Der Test (apfelwiki.de; compares AbiWord, Mellel, NeoOffice®/J, Nisus Writer Express, and Apple's Pages [de]).
Supported File Formats
NeoOffice/J can read and write a large variety of file formats, both current and legacy. Current and recent Microsoft Office file formats are just some of the import and export possibilities; for a more complete listing, see the matrix.