Compare Microsoft Word vs Pages
Pricing
Free Trial Unavailable | Free Trial Unavailable |
Ratings
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Reviewers' Industry
Information Technology and Services 6.5% | Religious Institutions 6.4% | |
Higher Education 5.7% | Marketing and Advertising 6.4% | |
Computer Software 5.6% | Education Management 6.4% | |
Education Management 5.1% | Internet 5.5% | |
Hospital & Health Care 4.0% | Information Technology and Services 5.1% | |
Other 73.1% | Other 70.2% |
Reviews
| Most Helpful Favorable Review | Jhonny Alberto M. User Microsoft Word as indicated in the title of my review is the pioneer program in the field of text processing, I can affirm that it is the text editor par excellence and among its innumerable benefits we can find that it allows to elaborate, edit and share... | Mark David G. User in Entertainment Pages is easy to use, with a shallow learning curve. As well, fairly instantaneous syncing through iCloud makes documents available on all devices signed in to a given Apple ID. |
| Most Helpful Critical Review | Lisa S. User in Legal Services It's Microsoft so it crashes about once a week for an unknown reason so that gets rather irritating. Microsoft Help also isn't as easy to use as I would like unless you know the exact words for what you are looking for. The spellcheck is also not as... | Mark V. G2 User in Publishing The review/comments layer is a bit clunky. In order to read the comments, it's required that you click on every individual "sticky note" instead of simply reading down a side-pane as Word does it. Makes the review process take a lot longer. |
