Forked from Oracle's Open Office suite, Libre Office is essentially the same, with a few subtle improvements that those who use either may not be able to spot unless they are specifically looking for something (for example, Libre Office supports more languages than Open Office). Just as Open Office is an alternative to Microsoft Office (and Corel's Office applications, to a lesser extent), Libre Office fulfills the same role to Open Office. Like most software of this kind, it can create high-end illustrations and flowcharts, and has several features usually found in desktop publishing applications. The Libre Office Draw, however, is similar in purpose and capability to Adobe Illustrator, the vector graphics editor standard, and CorelDraw, the classic that put vector graphics editors to mainstream consciousness.
The Libre Office Draw is part of the Libre Office productivity suite and is a vector graphics editor, with no analogue in Microsoft Office, the nearest productivity app collection.
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