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Manage business today while you plan for tomorrow with Excel. Click to enlarge. |
Give more polished, creative presentations with PowerPoint. Click to enlarge. |
Create high-quality marketing materials like brochures, newsletters, flyers and more with Word. Click to enlarge. |
My Day in Entourage 2008 provides a real-time snapshot of your schedule and to-do lists so you stay on track and on time. Click to enlarge. |
With Publishing Layout View, you can proof and edit your documents precisely so they print without surprises. Click to enlarge. |
Only Office gives you this much compatibility.
Confidently share files with colleagues and clients no matter what version of Office they're running, even if they use Office for Windows.
Choose software that grows with your business.
Get a powerful suite designed to keep up with your company's growth. Find what basic users need and advanced users demand in one comprehensive package.
Save time and money with the world's most familiar software.
Choosing familiar software can be a great way to reduce time and money on training. Get up and running faster, and allocate the resources you save to other important areas of your business.
Microsoft Office Live Workspace Support
Share files and collaborate on projects from virtually anywhere.
Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services
Store and share documents, contacts, calendars and tasks in a single secure location.
Entourage 2008 Web Services Edition
Stay in sync on all your devices with Entourage 2008 Web Services Edition. Unlock the power of Microsoft Exchange Server (2007 or later versions) so you can sync your email, calendar and notes, between your desktop, laptop and Windows-based mobile phone.
Business templates, themes, and clip art
Look your most professional with customizable business templates that can make brochures, newsletters, and flyers stand out from the crowd. Apply your personal brand to any document with themes, then add the finishing touch with business-right illustrations and clip art.
Remote Desktop for Mac 2
Connect from your Mac to your Windows-based PC quickly and access files, applications, devices and networks with advanced security technology.
Free product training
Build your skills with beginner to advanced video based training from Lynda.com.
Collaborate and Connect
Your ability to share and communicate with others--regardless of Mac or PC platform--is critical to your success. Reach customers, prospects and partners more effectively with Office 2008 for Mac Business Edition.
Create Effectively
Bring your ideas to life, put more of your personality into your projects and represent your brand exactly the way you intend. Office 2008 for Mac Business Edition gives you the design, marketing and communication tools to help you create professional-looking business materials you'll be proud of.
Manage Your Business
Growing a small business can be more than a full-time job. That's why Office 2008 for Mac Business Edition has updated programs and features that are ready to go to work immediately to help you save time and operate more professionally.
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13 of 14 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Upgrading on an old iMac,
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This review is from: Microsoft Office for Mac 2008 Business Edition Upgrade [Old Version] (DVD-ROM)
I installed Office 2008 on my 1.25GHz G4 iMac, running System 10.5.8 . Since many reviewers have thoroughly discussed the features of each Office application already, I am focusing this review on my experience of upgrading from Office v.X to Office 2008 on a PowerPC iMac.
Background: *I have experience with several versions of Mac Office, beginning with version 4.2 . I also have used Office 98, Office 2001, and as mentioned above, Office v.X before upgrading to Office 2008. *The way I use Office has changed over time. I made extensive use of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint in graduate school and in various professional settings through Office 2001. Now I mostly use Excel to do basic financial analysis and Word to write personal documents. Installation: *Installation is straightforward, using Apple's familiar Installer mechanism. I prefer this method to the old drag-and-drop installation method because OS X is so sensitive to where things are installed. *The installer program automatically finds older versions of Office and allows users to delete them easily. *Many customized settings can be transferred from previous Office installations, including dictionaries, autocorrect lists, and proofing tool settings. *Once Office 2008 is installed, several updates must be downloaded and installed. Microsoft should have made this process more user-friendly. Users must manually shut down other applications, including the Office 2008 Installer, before running the update installer. Pros: *Office is now a Universal Binary so the same program will run on both PowerPC and Intel Macs. *An Uninstaller is placed in the Office folder automatically. *Office will check for updates automatically on a schedule chosen by the user. No more messing around on the Microsoft website, hoping you didn't miss a Service Pack or Critical Update. *Users can now turn the feedback sounds on and off. If hearing a chime, a popping bubble, or some other "cute" noise every time you did something drove you crazy, you will greatly appreciate this long overdue feature. *Speaking of unnecessary cuteness, Clippy the Paperclip is gone! Yesssssss! Cons: *All the applications startup and quit slowly on a G4 machine. Office v.X applications started and quit virtually instantaneously (yes, I realize v.X was written specifically for PowerPC processors). Saving files is slow as well. *Office 2008 uses a new file format that is not compatible with other versions of Office. If you send documents to people who are not fully up to date, you have to save a second version or limit yourself to working with the older file format. *It's good that Microsoft no longer just ports Windows Office to the Mac. Nonetheless, there are user interface inconsistencies both within and across the applications which keep Office from feeling 100% Macintosh. *Silverlight, Microsoft's attempt to compete with Macromedia Flash, is installed by default. *WARNING FOR POWER USERS: No macros in Excel! Bad, bad, bad move. And no support for Visual Basic. Bottom line: Office 2008 doesn't hold any surprises for experienced Office users. For the most part, everything still operates in the way to which you are accustomed. If you own a PowerPC Mac and use an older version of Office, you should carefully consider whether you want to upgrade or not. The benefits of the new features may be outweighed by the inconvenience of the slower performance and/or the need to adjust your workflow. 3.5 stars, rounded down to 3 due to the removal of macros and Visual Basic from Excel.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Another MS Office Variant,
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This review is from: Microsoft Office for Mac 2008 Business Edition Upgrade [Old Version] (DVD-ROM)
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My system: Macbook Pro 2009 with Snow Leopard.
I already was using the Microsoft Office for Mac 2008, Special Media Edition. However, I always welcome an additional update when it comes to my Office Suite. Please keep in mind that this is an "UPGRADE" and not the full version. Installation on the system works quickly on the Mac OS X. If you do not own a previous version of the MS Office for Mac, this will not work on your system. I am a casual user of the Office Software where I generate Memorandums for work, Powerpoint presentations for lectures, Excel for Tabulating donations for taxes and Entourage to organize my schedules. Aside from the general uses, I like to help make newsletters for my daughter with clip art. Given that my work computer uses MS Office, the portability between my Mac OS X Snow Leopard and my Windows Based Office PC allows me great flexibility. The core of the suite includes Word, Powerpoint, Excel and Entourage. Where this specific edition thrives is in the setting of your Business. Utilizing Workspace Support, you are able to share your documents and work from any Computer. Data such as documents, contacts, tasks and calendars are stored in a secure location. Two features help this version stand out from the rest of the MS Office Packages: 1 Office Software Training that is included in Disk 2 (AKA MS Office +) that has tutorials for utilizing software for beginners and advanced users. 2 Available Clip Art and Business Templates Aside from the sharing information and the templates, the core features are the same. If you have staff who are novices or need additional training, the videos will help. This edition is helpful for small businesses whereby saving time is a major priority for getting the proper deadlines and reports out in an efficient manner. If you are a person contemplating which version you need (amongst the various Editions on the market), it is best to compare the features side by side to determine what best suits your needs.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Makes no sense,
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This review is from: Microsoft Office for Mac 2008 Business Edition Upgrade [Old Version] (DVD-ROM)
I bought the Business edition of MS Office for Mac 2008 because I have two Macs and need to be able to have Office open on both at the same time, which is not allowed on Office 2004. While I perhaps should have looked longer and harder for the fine print that says so, I knew that Office 2008 provides 3 product keys, allowing up to 3 computers to run it simultaneously, but this is only true of the Home and Student edition, not the Business edition. While that might make sense to someone at Microsoft, it sure as hell doesn't make sense to me. So, having missed that small detail, I bought the Business edition, only to find out that it didn't provide the only feature I bought it for. Fortunately, the seller allowed me to return it even though I'd removed the cello wrap, but hadn't removed the disks from their sleeve. I've now ordered the Home and Student edition instead, but the logic of why it provides three keys and the Business Edition only provides one still escapes me.
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