Scripts and applets are also supported. The main concern I have is Write's current dependence on metric and screen-based units. English units would be preferable for the U.S. market, but a choice would be best. Consistent units across the board would be preferable to a mixed bag. Printing was no problem, although only the default printer can be used.
Color is supported.
The Calc application is a spreadsheet that borders on the basic. It is fine for totaling up a column of numbers or generating a basic graph, but Microsoft Excel users will feel out of their environment even though it looks similar. Multiple tabbed spreadsheets are supported but multiple sheet operations were not. Formatting was limited on the version I tested and macros were nonexistent. The number of built-in functions was impressive but using some was difficult with the limited documentation.