Microsoft Office for Mac
Microsoft Office for Mac
was released in 2008. It was originally planned for debut in mid
2007.
This is the first version
of office Mac and was a universal binary product.
What are
the features of this version of office?
Microsoft Office Mac came packaged with
Further features are listed below.
A publishing layout was included. This is
very similar to a
ledger sheet. This offers a substantial benefit recording financials.
It offers a feature called, "My Day," which shows a quick preview of
that day’s events.
Microsoft office for Mac
supports XML open office format. This format
conversion update was very
useful for many users.
Visual Basic was not included in the initial
offering. But, it was updated later and released as an upgraded
version.
It also supported both open scripting and application scripting,
offered by Apple
What are the drawbacks for Office Mac?
While many great features were available
in Office, there were disadvantages as well. For one things, the lack
of Visual Basic did not allow for the effective use of Macros in
Excel.
And common Excel features like
data filters, icon based
systems, structured references, and table styles were
not supported.
Word
processed much slower and there was no alternative offered. to
compensate for the sluggishness.
What are the Versions of Mac Microsoft
Office?
Office Mac is available in 3 editions.
All included entourage, Powerpoint, Excel and Word.
Office 2008, which is used for home and has an available student
version. Both are offered without exchange server
supporters.
The next available edition is the standard version
of Office 2008 for the Mac which adds exchange support
offered by the Microsoft.
The third edition is Office 2008, Mac
Special Edition. This included media edition along
with exchange support as well
as expression media offered by Microsoft.
Mac has offered further updates since
then.
Return from Microsoft
Office for Mac to Wholly Mac
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