He Shay - yes I do have & use NoeOffice, but I ned to use the dreaded
microsoft to keep better compatibility, especially formatting, between
home and work as I create documents for community health programmes.
Cheers,
Tony.
On 04/09/2009, at 5:09 PM, Shay Telfer wrote:
Have you tried the free NeoOffice?
<http://www.neooffice.org/>
Thanks,
Shay
On 4/09/2009 11:31 AM, Evers wrote:
I'm hoping to find/buy/scavenge Office 2004 if anyone has a spare or
outdated copy?
I have been using the original Office for Mac X at home and finally
decided to upgrade, only to discover that Office 2008 does not run VB
macros so I couldn't use EndNote for making citations as I go, and my
wife would miss some Excel functionality - we have been used to using
these features at work and would like them at home.
I'm not sure which version I will need - if home & student edition
has
these features then that will be fine.
Also, a family licence edition would be great as there are 5 macs
in our
house.
Thanks in anticipation...
Cheers
Tony Evers
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