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Microsoft office for Mac? why or why not?

November 21st, 2010 admin

Question by kapskorner: Microsoft office for Mac? why or why not?
I am in highschool, and interested in purchasing a mac. i mostly want it for recreation, but i also need it to be able to interact with microsoft office, because the computers at my school only use microsoft office. I looked at apple’s website, and the reviews of microsoft office 2008 were very negative. i consider myself to be a casual user, and will not be using the office processing programs for more than a few pages for a paper or essay. is microsoft office for mac a good buy?

Best answer:

Answer by USER1
Microsoft Office for Mac?
That doesn’t sound right.

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word processors?

November 21st, 2010 admin

Question by Hossein R: word processors?
what are “all kinds of features and decorations”? word processors will add all kinds of features and decorations that will get in the way.

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Answer by thadu
i dont understand the question clearly…if ur asking what are the features of a word processor, have a look at Microsoft Word!

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Q&A: Are there and Free Office Suites that look like Microsoft Office?

November 21st, 2010 admin

Question by Cccbl Private Technology: Are there and Free Office Suites that look like Microsoft Office?
I have Microsoft Office 2003 and want to switch to another office suite. I want to switch to another suite that looks like Office 2003.
Also, It has to be free.

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Answer by billybob2769
www.openoffice.org

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Q&A: WordPerfect X3 vs Microsoft Office 2007?

November 21st, 2010 admin

Question by Dede Indrapurna: WordPerfect X3 vs Microsoft Office 2007?
Which one is better? What are the unique features of both office suites?

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Answer by ilovekennycarpenter
dono

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Q&A: CANT UNINSTALL MICROSOFT OFFICE TECHNICAL REVIEW 2010?

November 21st, 2010 admin

Question by rwc94: CANT UNINSTALL MICROSOFT OFFICE TECHNICAL REVIEW 2010?
every time i go to the change/remove programs section of my control panel and i select remove MICROSOFT OFFICE TECHNICAL REVIEW 2010 a message pops out saying “the language of this installation is not supported by your system” i checked the language settings of my PC and i guess they are all wright so can any body give me all the options i have PLS???????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Answer by Damien
It’s a PC what do you expect.

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32-bit vs 64-bit Windows?

November 21st, 2010 admin

Question by John Johnson: 32-bit vs 64-bit Windows?
I have Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007 installed in my computer running on 32-bit Windows XP Professional. I have to purchase a new computer which will run on Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit edition. Would I be able to run above said office program in my new computer?

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Answer by Arie
Yes, Microsoft Office 2007 functions on both 32-bit as well as on 64-bit versions of Microsoft Windows.

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Q&A: Microsoft Office Pro vs. Home/ Student??

November 21st, 2010 admin

Question by evelynn waugh: Microsoft Office Pro vs. Home/ Student??
I’m enjoying a trial of Microsoft Office Professional. It’s an incredible software. I’m completely sold, however, I’m trying to distinguish a difference between Office Pro and Office Home/ Student before I decide to purchase either. As far as price is concerned, I’m feeling more inclined toward the latter, only I’m worried I might miss out on something. It seems Pro has many more useful programs that Home/ Student (Naturally, it costs significantly more). I just need to find out what programs does either offer. I can’t seem to find that information anywhere. Can anyone volunteer a suggestion or two, many thanks.

Best answer:

Answer by Tezzy
Home/Student:
* Word
* Excel
* PowerPoint
* OneNote

Professional:
* Word
* Excel
* PowerPoint
* Outlook with Business Contact Manager
* Accounting Express
* Publisher
* Access

See more info here:

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Q&A: Microsoft office 2007 (ultimate vs. enterprise)?

November 21st, 2010 admin

Question by Some1: Microsoft office 2007 (ultimate vs. enterprise)?
which is better and why….ultimate or enterprise.

Also, can i have both 2003 and 2007 running on the same computer without facing any problems?
guys how to chose a best answer?

Best answer:

Answer by Nabillionaire<3
I like ultimate becuase it has all the features.

Why would you like them both? I’d use one.

No, I don’t think it’s possible.

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Word Processors?

November 21st, 2010 admin

Question by ♥Simple♥: Word Processors?
I like writing and I have Microsoft word, but i was wondering if there are any better word processors that i can download for free.

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Answer by Archangel Michael
flyword.com installs its just like microsoft word you can use the same documents all you have to do is download and make sure you Register it or you cant save or edit your files after that your good.

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Q&A: Is Apple iWork better than the Microsoft Office for Mac?

November 21st, 2010 admin

Question by Shannon: Is Apple iWork better than the Microsoft Office for Mac?
So far I really despise the Microsoft Office programs on the Mac – is anyone out there familiar with the iWork programs, and can I get your review? I want the good, the bad, and the ugly so I can decide whether or not to buy it.

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Answer by Mercuri
The worst part about iWork is that it’s incompatible with everything so no one will be able to open your documents if you send it to them. I also don’t like the programs because they’re overly simplistic, but perhaps that’s what you want.

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