it irritates me since i would love to go totally mac but as a
translator on the masters course I am doing i hae to use a windows
only translation package, how frustrating
On 7 Jan 2009, at 11:40, Scott Howell wrote:
Evert, it will likely come down to personal choice. SOme may find
one package more accessible than the other or some portion more
accessible than the other. Some may find the cost to be an issue and
they are more interested in the free Open Office solution. In the
end it only matters that you choose the software package that fits
your needs. I personally do not base my evaluation on the cost as
much as functionality, usability, and accessibility. If iWorks
proves to be more accessible than Open Office, I'll happily spend
the money for it. Now if iWorks turns out to be accessible enough, I
may also be able to justify finally moving from windows to the Mac
at work. That is one area that prevents me from making the change
and I'm sure they will not adopt Open Office as a solution.
Scott Howell
s.how...@verizon.net
On Jan 7, 2009, at 5:43 AM, E.J. Zufelt wrote:
Good morning,
From a usability and accessibility perspective, is there a reason
to prefer
iWork 9 over OpenOffice 3?
Thanks,
Everett
