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iWork is more like MS Works
I doubt if iWorks was designed to go up against MS Office/Mac. It replaces Appleworks which included a spreadsheet program that could read/write xls files.

It's more along the lines of MS Works which includes MS Word and a few other programs (including a spreadsheet that isn't compatible with anything).

It's greatest value will be another $79 from new Mac buyers. At least those that aren't willing to lie to the sales person so they can get MS Office/Mac student edition for $149.
Posted by: alterego_z   Posted on: 01/11/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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iWork is more like MS Works  alterego_z | 01/11/05
Actually, anyone can buy  mlindl | 01/11/05
Also educational software  voska | 01/12/05
Not just educational.  Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 01/12/05
And you know this because...?  Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 01/12/05
Actually  j.m.galvin | 01/12/05
RE: and you know this...  JakAttak | 01/13/05
Not to be picky but  mlindl | 01/11/05
Big deal  Roger Ramjet | 01/12/05
Middling for free is just as bad as paying for middling...  BitTwiddler | 01/12/05
Not ready?  Roger Ramjet | 01/12/05
RE: Not ready  JakAttak | 01/13/05
Can you be specific.  bugmenotznet | 01/14/05
Okay, I'll tell you why.  Immanuel Tranz-Mischen | 01/12/05
Those are valid reasons but ONLY for yourself.  bugmenotznet | 01/14/05
NeoOffice  Leftone | 01/14/05
looks  rcark01 | 01/16/05
OpenOffice readiness  netminder | 01/12/05
OpenOffices runs on Mac...sorta  OhMyGosh | 01/14/05
OpenOffices runs on Mac...yep  Leftone | 01/14/05
Another great example  rcark01 | 01/16/05

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