iWork Pages is not totally compatible with Word, but works well with documents not using Word's quirky page layout features. iWork is stable, does nice word processing, good spread sheets with a much smoother interface than Excel (but not as many features) and excellent presentations with Keynote, which leaves PowerPoint in the dust. It's really time to start doing work in programs made for, rather than ported to, the Mac. iWork is not free, but it is high quality and cheap: $99 for a family license 5-pack, or $79 for a single license. It won't run well on anything less than 1GHz CPU and less than 1GB of RAM. OS X is Unix and happier with more memory.
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iWork Pages is not totally compatible with Word, but works well with documents not using Word's quirky page layout features. iWork is stable, does nice word processing, good spread sheets with a much smoother interface than Excel (but not as many features) and excellent presentations with Keynote, which leaves PowerPoint in the dust. It's really time to start doing work in programs made for, rather than ported to, the Mac. iWork is not free, but it is high quality and cheap: $99 for a family license 5-pack, or $79 for a single license. It won't run well on anything less than 1GHz CPU and less than 1GB of RAM. OS X is Unix and happier with more memory.Reply to This
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