Office 2008 includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Entourage, a more robust E-Mail program. Office for Mac saves work in the same, new Open XML formats used by Office 2007 for Windows.
Office 2007 for Windows includes a new user interface feature called the Ribbon that gives users quick access to specific tools. The Mac version will include a similar feature dubbed the Elements Gallery and Document Parts that can automate some of the most common document tasks, such as adding a table of contents or headers and footers to documents.
2 comments:
"So finally Mac users have their own version of Office."
For you to say this implies this is the first version of Microsoft Office to run natively on the Macintosh, I guess if you don't count all the pervious versions of Office for Mac, that could be true.
I have used Office going back to 1990, Office 1, Natively, on my Mac.
Please don't make blanket statements like this, it is very misleading.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_2004_for_Mac#History_of_Office_on_Mac_OS
William Reed
Sorry for the slight inaccuracy. What I meant was "So finally Mac Users have their own version of Office 2007"
Percy K. Parakh
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