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I saw Windows 7 today as part of a presentation over lunch at my full time job. It has several features that look nice and a few that look familiar.

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Judge Leonard Davis of the US District Court here in Texas has ordered a permanent injunction that says Microsoft can’t sell or import any MS Word products that have the capability of opening .XML, .DOCX or .DOCM files. Continue reading »

Office 2008 for Mac Service Pack 2 is what the marketing folks call it. The Engineers call it Mac Office 12.2.0 or “SP2” for short. As of July 20th, it is available. Continue reading »

VBA stands for Visual BASIC for Applications. I currently am trying to learn it for use at my full time job on a PC to automate some tasks in Excel. Continue reading »

Those of us who were around back when Microsoft got started really don’t know the full story. Just as we don’t know the full story of most things. Continue reading »

While Microsoft slams Mac for being “expensive” we wonder what they mean by “expensive”? Microsoft and Windows has caused the Pentagon to spend $100 million on Cyberattacks in the last 6 months. This Associated Press article provides stark reality to the difference between Mac OS and others. Continue reading »

I remember looking at Mariner Calc for Mac several years ago. I found it at the time to be a viable alternative to Microsoft Excel. Of course, it has been updated over the years, but I chose to stick with the MS version of Excel. Continue reading »

This story is amazing. It is amazing that Microsoft has announced that they will be building new retail stores. So PC World Magazine has posted a story called “10 Ways Microsoft’s Retail Stores Will Differ From Apple Stores.” Continue reading »

Microsoft has issued updates for both 2004 and 2008 versions of Office for the Mac. Continue reading »

Last Friday, Microsoft announced that Eric Wilfrid will take over the leadership of its Macintosh Business Unit. Continue reading »

Have you upgraded to Office 2008 for Macintosh? If so, you should read this article at Macworld magazine. It is written in a Q&A format, with some interesting answers for those who haven’t followed the developments in the latest version of Office. Continue reading »

Of course most people save money with Office by purchasing the Home and Student edition. But then some people still need Exchange connectivity and/or macros. Therefore they need the more expensive versions. Continue reading »

I have never used Entourage, but I can see why some people would and this site looks like a good resource for those people. Continue reading »

You may not have looked Office for Mac 2008, but while much of it is similar to the 2004 version, there are a number of new features that will become familiar more quickly using these tutorials. Continue reading »