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Office 2008 for Mac to come this year
January 9, 2007 -
Microsoft readies Mac Office update
April 5, 2004
Office 2008 for Mac, as the product is known, helps bring the desktop suite back into compatibility with two key technologies. First, the product is the first version of Office that runs natively on both Intel- and Power PC-based Macs. The new software also adds support for the XML file formats that Microsoft added to the Windows version of Office--Office 2007, which hit store shelves in January.
Microsoft did not say how many people are taking part in the private beta or whether it will have a public test version, but a representative said Friday that the company is still on track to have the final product out sometime in the second half of the year.
While the biggest changes in Office 2008 are the compatibility moves, Microsoft has detailed several new features. One is a program called My Day, which gives users quick access to calendar information without requiring them to first go into the Entourage e-mail program.
Also on tap are improved page layout controls in Word and new Excel templates, called ledger sheets, which allow users to handle tasks like producing invoices without having to create or understand the underlying formulas.
Microsoft has taken longer than its normal 18 to 24 months to come out with a new version of Office for the Mac. The current version, Office 2004 for Mac, debuted in April 2004.
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Seriously, NeoOffice has pretty much eliminated the need for M$ Office as far as I'm concerned.
Apple should start bundling NeoOffice with the Mac and really stick it to Ballmer & Butthead.
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/15797/neooffice
Apple should put a big THANK YOU to Microsoft on it's home page and inside of it's OS Y or whatever it calls it's Unix OS.
it. Besides if you wanna think Microsoft is keeping Apple alive you
might be right, who else would MS have ripped off for Vista's look if
it wasn't for all the innovative ideas Apple created in Mac OS X. So
stop now with the 12 year old troll remarks..
Cannot see the point as I changed to a Mac about 12 months ago
to specifically avoid the disaster that is Microsoft and their
products. Sooo glad I did, I finally have a computer that works
properly, straight out of the box as it says in the ads. And as a
bonus I can sit back and laugh at the disaster that is Windows
Vista. Ha Ha Ha Ha !!!
I am not a big fan of MS Ofice but all my attempts to try OpenOffice's bloatware, or the online tools that are coming up, have just been utterly miserable. Email for instance. Euroda, Opera M2, and a bunch of others -- they lack one feature or the other, and none offers the handling of gigabytes of emails quite as reliably as Outlook. If they include Windows Desktop kind of search functionality right within Outlook, and the ability to edit the HTML that we creare in emails (as Outlook Express allows), I think it's a great software.
- neo office uninstaller
- by mvokla2 April 2, 2007 5:42 AM PDT
- Question: Does neo office include an uninstaller file?
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- Uninstaller not needed
- by softweyr April 2, 2007 8:16 AM PDT
- http://www.neooffice.org/neojava/en/download.php#uninstall
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(23 Comments)Unninstalling NeoOffice 2.1
To uninstall, just drag the NeoOffice application from the Finder
into the Mac OS X trash can.
Uninstalling NeoOffice should have no effect on any
OpenOffice.org installation that you may have as NeoOffice and
OpenOffice.org have completely separate configuration and user
files.
But on a more philosphical note, why uninstall? This is a good
opportunity for you to compare the two and decide which is
better for your work. I have Office 2004 and Neo on my
machine, I used Word and Excel for documents from the office
where I have to edit documents that PC users read, edit, and
print. I use Neo for my own documents, rosters for my soccer
team, etc.