Open Office.org is available for the intel macs -- text edit is just
that, a text editor -- it was never intended to be a word processor
-- Take a look in your Applications Folder, then in the iwork folder
-- there is a word processor in there called Pages -- if you enjoy
the whole Apple OSX interface, you will like Pages, if not it will
drive you nuts!
Good luck
Andy
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On May 15, 2006, at 10:27 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The system requirements for OpenOffice 2.0 on Mac OS X include
Power Mac G3 400 MHz or higher
However, my just-acquired iMac 17 has
1.83 GHz Intel Core Duo processor
I have a sneaking suspicion this means I can't (yet) get open
office. Am I (I hope) wrong? If I'm right, any idea how long
until a version good for me will be available?
The TextEdit furnished with the Mac, at least on my initial trial,
seems to me to be a dreadful product. I'd much prefer to be using
Writer.
Thanks,
Virgil E. Vickers
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