no. It only import. And the formating will be not the same. Mess up

If you serious with Office stuff, I suggest you have to use Office 08. Especially numbers, it is still not in advance level.

it is open source. That's why it is FREE.. FREE!!!

Btw, it is "leaked" beta. That beta is for developer only. You surely can't find in Apple or Microsoft site la.

yea. Till now there no solution to bypass it except one. Tune back your date before it expires. Then you can continue use And hell slow le.. even it is UB application

MacWorld Exp should announce the release date

you got the actual crack mer? Well I don't bother that too. Final version is just around the corner

ibook? It's better you use office 2004 instead. Office 2008 got many "cool cool" animations and transparency as well. Apart of that, Office 2008 is optimum for Intel although it also support PPC as well. I doubt it wil be smooth in G4 machines.

Btw, it should automatically delete the previous installation files once you install Office 2008. I'm not too sure la cos I don't have office 2004, and never try too due to non-UB issue. Once I install the "retail" version of office 2008, it auto delete the office 2008 beta which I have installed

err... for my case, it is already "deleted". I'm not sure about office 2004 la. that 2008 beta auto-deleted. I don't see any at my trash and in application also none of 2008 beta.

it can be saved as ppt but it is "export". But some of the transition will not have and formatting will be the same in ppt version, that's the down side. If you are serious in offce work, i suggest you get office 2008 instead of iWork, especially you are using excel. iWork numbers is not mature yet. That's my opinion. Like pages in iWork, when you import/export microsoft word files, usually the formatting will be KO.

dude, u should read my above post la.



It is not FULL compatible, unless you don't mind about the formatting