Pages that don't render correctly are probably using MSIE (or Nutscrape) specific code, and in my opinion need to be changed to support standards anyway.
Well I've run into one website that won't show up on Safari that is all Apple. I have an AppleShare server (v5.0) at home. When I try to access it with Safari I get a 400 web page saying that the header from Safari is too long.
As for Word and Office suite dont know whether there will be anymore versions of this.
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