[craigster]

In the May 2012 issue, in the column titled Simply Business, Rick Broida suggests using Kingsoft Office Suite 2012. However, I am wondering if anyone else has second thoughts about using this software after going to their website and seeing all the grammatical errors. I know they are in Hong Kong but in this digital world-wide age and they are wanting to appeal to an American market, it seems as if they would have had someone check their site for grammar.

[LiveBrianD]

I've never heard of Kingsoft. Personally, I would go for Openoffice before considering kingsoft.

[LincolnSpector]

craigster, on 20 April 2012 - 03:53 PM, said:

In the May 2012 issue, in the column titled Simply Business, Rick Broida suggests using Kingsoft Office Suite 2012. However, I am wondering if anyone else has second thoughts about using this software after going to their website and seeing all the grammatical errors. I know they are in Hong Kong but in this digital world-wide age and they are wanting to appeal to an American market, it seems as if they would have had someone check their site for grammar.

I haven't read Rick's article or tried this program, but I wouldn't pass up a good program at a good price because of bad translation on the web site.

Lincoln

[photocarl]

I have tried Kingssoft software and it works pretty well, except for the Presentation software. After I made a presentation, added background sound, etc., I saved it in .ppt format to be compatible with Microsoft Power Point. When I ran it on Power Point, there was no sound. Has anyelse had this problem and if so, how was it solved? I emailed Kingsoft about this and the person that I talked with said to send her the presentation clip and the sound clip which I did. They had the same problem that I did. She sent it to R&D. I hope I get a solution to this.