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OpenOffice

Use an open source alternative to Microsoft Office for word processing, creating spreadsheets, presentations, graphics and databases.

Download

Learn how to download this software for free (licensed by UB).

Personally owned devices: Windows, Macintosh, Linux

Use in Computing Sites

This software is available in one or more computing sites.

Only available in Bell Hall 101

6 Ways to Get Software

1: Download It

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Find UB-licensed and UB-recommended software to download and install for free.
2: Use My Virtual Computing Lab

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Use popular software directly from your computer. These programs are served from "the cloud" and are available on or off campus at any time. Save your work to your UBfs Myfiles or removable devices, and print to any connected printer.
3: Visit a Computing Site

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Read about software on computer stations in UB computing sites, and learn about the different types of computer stations.
4: Purchase It

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Learn about purchasing software for your personally owned computer or UB-owned computer, often at reduced cost.
5: Order It

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Some UB-licensed software is available to department staff for UB-owned computers at no additional cost.
6: Use It through UBUnix

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Get access to academic software and compilers hosted on UB’s Linux-based system, UBUnix.

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