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Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac Home & Student Edition Software
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Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - Very Poor Release
Many problems with this version. Could not get PDA interface to work with new Entourage release and a critical Xcel spreadsheet would not work under the new release. Wish I could go back to previous release!



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac
Had used PC with Microsoft Office 2008 with Outlook for e-mail. Had switch to Mac and Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac been a great software and tool that I had used for my e-mail. Much easy transition.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Office 08 for Mac
Way better than the free office software- much more user friendly and compatible with outside sources. Very pleased. :)



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Installed well, works great
No problems installing MO 2008 on my aging PowerMac Powerbook (Leopard). The Home and Student Edition has everything I needed for my business WP and spreadsheet needs.



Rating: 2 out of 5 stars - Bleahh.
If Microsoft and Apple are going to force us to buy Word, can't they at least make the program work without being so damn buggy? Word's persistently bossy auto-formating and general kloodgy bugginess has been going on for years and years -- why is this still the case?? These people are making gazillions of dollars off this stuff, so why can't they get the basics right and stop driving customers batty?

Also, this version has too many bells and whistles. If you just want a simple word processing program, the rest of Word's shiny goo-gaws can be really irritating. It should be much easier for users to turn off any unwanted features -- software engineers may be in love with their own designs, but that doesn't mean the average user will be, too.


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