>>1506795>Let the dude get what he wantsSometimes you try guide people in a better direction.
It's certainly less risky to install an open source clone than to download a pirated copy of the original.
I've been using LibreOffice and its predecessor, OpenOffice, for about 20 years, even though I own Office 2013 because I hardly ever boot into Windows anymore (particularly since M$ deliberately broke dual boot with an "update").
If OP really was a lovable street urchin there are relief agencies that would fix the resume for free and print copies of it.
>>1506799>You can run it in the browserHave you used it? What's the catch? MiserSoft doesn't give stuff away out of the goodness of its heart.
