Reg
Unfortunately you ere right. Version 3.0 (beta) is an intel product
only. Version 2.4 should run on your powerbook, however, this does
need X11. You could try Neo Office but I hear it may not be as stable.
Barry
On 12/07/2008, at 9:01 AM, Reg Whitely wrote:
I downloaded it and it said it couldn't be installed on my computer
(PowerBook G4 1.67).
Reg
On 11 Jul 2008, at 9:28pm, Barry Sexstone wrote:
Reg
I am not totally sure but I think not. The Open Office website is
quite comprehensive, although not always easy to navigate, and you
should be able to check.
Barry
On 11/07/2008, at 8:37 PM, Reg Whitely wrote:
Hi Barry
Is this version Intel only?
Reg
On 11 Jul 2008, at 6:59pm, Barry Sexstone wrote:
I am using Open Office 3.0. Although this is a Beta version it
does not need X11 unlike previous versions. I was using Neo
Office but prefer the "feel" of 3.0. It has no problems with
conversions of latest MSOffice formats such as .docx.
It is free and available from www.openoffice.org
Barry
On 11/07/2008, at 6:08 PM, Mervyn & Giuliana Bond wrote:
Up until this month I have managed communications with the dark
side with Appleworks. However I have received two Word
documents that I could not open and had to pass on to my PC son
who opened and saved them as pdfs.
MS Office 2008 (office version) is retailing for about $200 and
I thought I had better take the plunge. My other Mac son runs
MS Office 2004 but it would seem like going backwards to try and
obtain a copy of such. However, as there have been four years
between updates maybe it is good work horse.
For those using the 2008 version are you finding it stable,
backward compatible to say Office 98 or Word 6, unexpected
issues to watch for?
Your comments valued.
Comments from users of the 2004 version also appreciated.
Merv
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