Hay i was wondering if you can put like word from a window computer on a iBook thanks
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jbennet 1,618 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
no you need to get a mac version if theres one
John A 1,896 Vampirical Lurker Team Colleague
Well, you can put it on a Mac, it just won't run. :-)
Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac is the latest version available (there's supposedly a new one for the Intel platform being developed right now, but haven't heard much more than that).
jbennet 1,618 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
i think you can get openoffice for the mac though. Its pretty good but doesnt work with the 2007 format documents and doesnt do MS access
John A 1,896 Vampirical Lurker Team Colleague
i think you can get openoffice for the mac though. Its pretty good but doesnt work with the 2007 format documents and doesnt do MS access
OpenOffice for Mac is basically a Darwin binary of the Unix source code. There shouldn't be any functional differences between OO for Mac and OO for, say, Linux.
uniquestar 26 Posting Whiz in Training
OO is developed as cross platform, so apart from some OS-Standard menus/buttons, its practically the same on all platforms.
jbennet 1,618 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
how can it be
printing etc.... is not standard
John A 1,896 Vampirical Lurker Team Colleague
how can it be
printing etc.... is not standard
If you mean that it doesn't use the standard Mac OS X print dialog, then yes, you are correct. I believe it uses the same print interface as any Unix program would, though (which works fine).
jbennet 1,618 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
i mean, how does it know to use the windies printer subsystems, cups, lpr , whatever?
wouldnt that involve rewriting a lot
uniquestar 26 Posting Whiz in Training
i mean, how does it know to use the windies printer subsystems, cups, lpr , whatever?
wouldnt that involve rewriting a lot
If you think in perspective with the whole O-O Project, then a re-write for printing is only a small percentage of the code.
big rewrite? maybe, if its one person, but for a large project like this?, not really, not compared to everything else.
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