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£242.69 to £368.93 from 7 sellers

Rating: 4

Microsoft Office 2008 Standard Mac

	Condition	Price	Delivery	Total Price	Seller Rating
Merchant Info	New	£309.03	£3.00	£312.03	130 Reviews
Merchant Info	New	£364.24	£4.69	£368.93	1353 Reviews

Merchant Info	New	£238.94	£3.75	£242.69	0 Reviews
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Merchant Info	New	£278.79	£5.88	£284.67	33 Reviews
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Summary
Description	Office 2008 for Mac
Manufacturer	Microsoft
Lowest Price	£238.94
Available at	7 Stores
MPN/UPC/SKU	73101727
Product Specification
Software
Program Type	E-mail/Contact Manager Presentation Spreadsheet Word Processor
License Type	Full Product
Version / Edition	2008
Media Format	DVD-ROM
Min License Size	1 CAL(s)
Max License Size	1 CAL(s)
System Requirements
Required Operating System	Mac OS X v10.4 (Tiger) Mac OS X v10.5 (Leopard)
Required Processor Class	PowerPC G4 PowerPC G5
Required Processor Speed	500 MHz
Required Memory	512 MB
Required Disk Space	1.5 GB
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Review Date: 27-Feb-08
gaillee77	Rating: 4 Time with product: 3 Strengths: It has the name "Excel" Weaknesses: No macros, No compatibility with window versions, not even compatible with Excel 2004 for Mac for serious work. Summary: The failure to read no good reason why Excel for Mac does longer support Macros whereas the window version will continue to support these, is nothing less than trying to force serious customers who bought Mac and Office since 2004 to change to a windows platform. Apple should go report this to the European court and develop macros in Numbers soon!

Review Date: 27-Feb-08

gaillee77

Rating: Rating 4 4

Time with product: 3

Strengths: It has the name "Excel"

Weaknesses: No macros, No compatibility with window versions, not even compatible with Excel 2004 for Mac for serious work.

Summary: The failure to read no good reason why Excel for Mac does longer support Macros whereas the window version will continue to support these, is nothing less than trying to force serious customers who bought Mac and Office since 2004 to change to a windows platform. Apple should go report this to the European court and develop macros in Numbers soon!

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