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This is too good to pass up!

Posted by Jack Cook on November 9, 2009 – 8:54 am  Share

tmp08 I’ve been using SoftMaker Office for years and have found it to be a “must have” program on my devices especially if you do a lot of writing and want (or need) the ability to use all of the formatting that is available in Word  and not available in the mobile version.

This is just a quick reminder that Softmaker’s special sale for their office applications on Windows Mobile (Pocket PC) ends two days from now. They are offering TextMaker 2008, PlanMaker 2008, and SoftMaker Presentations 2008 for Windows Mobile for $9.99 each.

If you haven’t yet used Softmaker Office on your Windows Mobile device, then you may want to consider it … it has been an invaluable tool for me and now because of their price, it certainly is something you should consider.  I am convinced that you will like it.

Check it out here!

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  • CJ
    Softmaker is VERY buggy!!! (Desktop version) It just isn't worth the headaches if you make serious documents and need to exchange with MS Office in any way.

    If you need features and stability at a low cost go with OpenOffice. If you have to work with MS Office users wait for a good sale on MS Office. It just isn't close to either of these Office suites in features at this point in time and is far to buggy for a serious user.
  • breley
    Agreed, Jack. Today I just purchased the complete set for Windows Mobile and Windows desktop for $39.95. Considering the regular price for this suite would have been $99.95, I took the bait. I'd been wanting to get SoftMaker for a while now... ;)
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