Office X. v2004 screens...maybe


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they don't have pics of the actual apps yet but heres more info

Personal Edition

2 CD's with Word, Excel, Entourage and Powerpoint

$399

Teacher & Student

2 CD's with Word, Excel, Entourage and Powerpoint

$149

Professional Edition

1 DVD with Word, Excel, Entourage, Powerpoint and VPC 7

$499

VPC 7 (Windows XP)

1 CD with Virtual PC 7 and Windows XP Home

$119

http://www.macshrine.com/forums/showthread...p=1671#post1671

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Any idea whats new and when is it coming?

Dunno yet, but M$ will be showing both products off at MacWorld today :) (thats Office 2004 & Virtual PC 7)

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I'll be picking up VPC 7 for definte. I dunno about Office 2004. Depends on whether I have to, because I only recently purchased Office X back in October 2003.

ss1.

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Until more info is out about what Office 2004 will offer, I'll stay with Office X :yes:

Radish?

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You a prominent Mac user, Radish? Cool.

Yep :ninja:

*Talks to BOOGSoftball*

Oh wait, you don't like Macs do you? :whistle:

Radish?

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I like Macs, but prefer PC's. When I used to work for ChoicePoint, I supported their entire Mac department for a branch office of 450 people. Of course, they were talking to PC-based servers, and Exchange, but..... ;)

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I like Macs, but prefer PC's. When I used to work for ChoicePoint, I supported their entire Mac department for a branch office of 450 people. Of course, they were talking to PC-based servers, and Exchange, but..... ;)

It's the principle right? :ninja:

Radish?

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Exactly. One thing that makes me quite envious of Mac Office is that PowerPoint can export a presentation into a QuickTime file. I'd kill for any sort of export in PPT2003 like that. That, and everyone loved being able to access all of Exchange's features, like Calendaring, with the rest of the PC-based staff. I was a god!! :D

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Does anyone know if the new version will support XML exporting? I know the newest Office 2003 supports this, but only in the professional version.

Cheers,

RW

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