Even not being a Power User, there is a ton of stuff that you can do easily in Excel that is literally impossible in Numbers. There is a ton of manual labor in iWork that is reduced to a couple of clicks in Microsoft Office (or WordPerfect Office, and in some cases even LibreOffice) and Applications like Word and Excel far outclass their iWork equivalents. While it's great for the basics, it is lacking in too many areas and the Spreadsheet app in iWork is horrible. iWork is the Mac equivalent to Microsoft Works. Since I use the program infrequently, I find myself staggering around trying to find this and that when with the '03 version, it would be simply click and done.You're surprised because you're ignorant. I was using MS Office 03 and hate the 08 pull down menus. In fact I'm paying this penalty now in that I'm using MS Office 08 that my wife bought (3 computer version) and insisted I put on my computer to help her on her's. And yes, for you NO-NO people, I do remove the software from my previous computers when I do this before I sell them.Įven if I could upgrade my previous version, I wouldn't want to as it would be a waste of my time during the learning curve. So, if I have a working copy of an earlier edition, that's the one I want to install. Personally for me, I don't give two hoots about getting the latest MS Office. So, I go on their website, download MS Office 2011 and then enter my product key from MS Office 2007. I assume the MS website DOESN'T offer free trials of outdated software. Lets assume I owned MS Office 07 and I wanted to use your solution. Just go to MS Office, download a free trial, enter the product key from the MS Office software that you purchased, and voila! So easy!ĭoes this solution work on different versions of software (in this case MS Office)? I don't keep up with all the releases so the dates are probably wrong in the following examples.
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