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Apple iWork '08
from Apple

Features:

• Apple's productivity suite for the Mac, iWork '08 includes three applications: Pages '08, Numbers '08, and Keynote '08
• Powerful word processing and page layout with 140 Apple-designed templates with Pages
• Effortlessly create stunning presentations, complete with Apple-designed themes, cinema-quality animations, and voiceover narration with Keynote
• Create compelling spreadsheets for everything from family budgets and event planning to invoices and complex financial reports with Numbers

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 / 5.0

• Apple iWork '08
  A useful addition to creating & handling Apple files. More stable than Microsoft Office for Mac.

• Never looking back
  I finally made the switch to Apple, and I'm never going back to a PC again. I also refuse, if I can help it, to use any microsoft products. After the debacle that was Vista, I'm boycotting everything that they produce.
  After being deserted with a $1300 paper weight by Dell, I'm so very happy that I now have a Mac with some amazing Apple software to work with.
  I love using iWork! It is extremely intuitive and comfortable. When I have to use Office for school I find it to be clunky and annoying when... more info

• Buyer beware
  I can't speak about the other programs, but "Pages" is a joke. It is a program for amateurs, not professionals. One example of its shortcomings is the following: if you want to cut or copy a body of text, and you have your heart set on the pasted text having the same font /font size / style, you have to pull down a special command called "Paste and match style." This is comical. Why didn't they make the cutting and pasting work properly in the first place? That's like saying "Here is your new dishwasher. It... more info

• A Solid Office Suite
  This would be a great choice for people looking for a low-priced office suite. I have to say that this one is better than Office. Pages is the equivalent of Word and Publisher. Keynote is the equivalent of PowerPoint and Numbers is the equivalent of Excel. Looking at it, the price is cheaper and has more than Office, although Office has Entourage, OS X has Mail already. Keynote is much better than PowerPoint and Pages is getting closer to beating Word. I haven't used Numbers, so I don't know much about it.... more info

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