Office 2008 for Mac - Home and Student Edition
Office 2008 for Mac helps you create beautiful documents and multimedia presentations with ease, so you can manage your time more effectively and share content with Mac and Windows-based users. With its streamlined user interface and hundreds of templates, this suite of tools makes producing personal documents and student projects quick and easy.
- Full suite of tools to maximise productivity
- Produce fully Mac and Windows compatible docs and presentations
- Hundreds of template to inform your designs
- Great for all knowledge levels – novice to pro
Overview
Full versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Entourage
Universal Binary support for Intel and PowerPC-based Macs
Mfr. Part No.: 731-01727
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Most Recent Reviews
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Office 2008 for Mac - Home and Student Edition
No Visual basic macros
Written by CV from mexico
1/04/2009
The program works ok, but the visual basic macros don´t
(3 of 5 people found this review useful)
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Office 2008 for Mac - Home and Student Edition
Wish i could give it 0/5
Written by CB from Loughborough
31/03/2009
This product does have a few good things, for example when you install it, it can start up.
Bad sides, well 300 words isnt eno…Read moreugh so I'm going to simply say to buy iWork, even though iWork is far from perfect it is a lot better than this lousy product from Mircosoft. Since 90% of the time it crash's, or takes longer than it should to do something it just isnt worth it. Doesnt do what it promises either - kinda reminds me of Boris Johnson...(4 of 8 people found this review useful)
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Office 2008 for Mac - Home and Student Edition
Worst Product I have Ever Used
Written by DG from Haddam
31/03/2009
Whoever was responsible for designing Office for the Mac should have learned a little about the new operating system. Trying to f…Read moreind a Word document on Leopard is like playing that game at an arcade where you hit gophers with a hammer.
(8 of 27 people found this review useful)
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Most Useful Reviews
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Office 2008 for Mac - Home and Student Edition
No VBA, great interface
Written by GL from Sacramento
16/01/2008
There's some pronounced pluses, but a big minus for power users like me.
Plus #1 is that it's Universal. As someone who runs a…Read more MacBook pro, I found that to be a huge plus. The speed improvement is noticeable.
Plus #2 is the interface. It's REALLY smooth, intuitive, and well-done.
Plus #3 is PowerPoint. The makeover is just right.
The big minus is no VBA (Visual Basic for Applications). If you use VBA to automate processes in Office, it's gone from 2008. Not coming back.
But if you don't need VBA, and have never used it, it's well worth it.
(3166 of 3762 people found this review useful)
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Office 2008 for Mac - Home and Student Edition
Major Glitches
Written by JP from Portland
18/01/2008
Often times when other applications like Safari or iTunes are open in conjunction with word or powerpoint, the office application …Read more"unexpectedly closes."
Great new features, but still waiting for an update from apple that will fix this extremely obnoxious problem(2920 of 3615 people found this review useful)
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Office 2008 for Mac - Home and Student Edition
Excel 2008 not for power users
Written by RJ from Sierra Madre
19/01/2008
The elimination of VBA from Excel 2008 means that users who depend on features like Solver, histograms, extended statistical analy…Read moreses (such as ANOVA), and custom VBA enhancements are left out in the cold. We are left with two options: (1)stay with Excel 2004 or (2)buy the Windows version (Excel 2007). The first option penalizes Intel-based Mac users with reduced performance. I've reluctantly gone with the second option - which requires Vista or XP and Parallels (or similar program). The other problem with this approach is the new "Ribbon" interface to the Office products. Expect to lose a couple of weeks of productivity as your learn how to locate your favorite functions.
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