Rizonesoft Office

Nowadays, the computer has become an indispensable tool for creating documents, extracting and analyzing data, and storing digital content. An office suite can usually do all that and more and, for a long time, Microsoft Office was the top choice when it came to such productivity tools. Nowadays, there are various other alternatives out there, some of which are open-source and free to use for anyone. 

One example is Rizonesoft Office, which delivers the basic and most used tools in an office suite: a word processor, a spreadsheet editor and a PDF viewer.   Keep in mind that it is still in the early development stages, so some features might not be implemented yet, while others might not perform as expected. However, this suite of productivity tools looks quite promising, delivering user-friendly apps for managing all sorts of documents.

There are three major applications in the Rizonesoft Office, supporting all the popular Microsoft Office and Open Office formats, which ensures seamless compatibility with other office suites. All apps feature the same ribbon-based GUI with one-click access to all the functionalities.

The word processor is called Verbum and it allows you to work with more than one document simultaneously, opening each in a separate tab. You get the basic collection of text editing and formatting tools and options to insert custom-sized tables, pictures, text boxes, objects, symbols and hyperlinks into a document. Marking important document areas is easily done using references: bookmarks, tables of contents, captions, footnotes, and so on.

As an extra feature that might not be available in other text editors, Verbum allows you to overlay picture and text watermarks to protect your intellectual property.

The correspondent of the popular Excel is called Evaluate, a full-featured spreadsheet editor that also allows working with multiple documents at the same time. Evaluate features a plethora of chart types and a generous list of functions in the built-in library, turning it into a productivity tool with a huge potential.   Evaluate also features formula auditing, data sorting and validation options, cell grouping and automatic or manual formula calculations. Sheets can be password-protected to avoid unwanted modifications.

With all the well-known advantages of PDF documents, there could not be an office suite without a PDF reader or editor. Scholar is its name, and it allows you to open multiple PDF files, while providing the toolset you need to streamline file sharing and viewing.

One of the reasons Rizonesoft Office should be on your list of software to try out is the fact that you can be a part of its future development. While the suite already delivers quite a comprehensive feature set in its three basic office apps, its development team is keen to deliver the next-generation office software, creating new functionality based on the current trends, requests, feedback and suggestions from users and testers.