Office: Mac 2008

Posted by RustyHill - 18/03/09 at 08:03 pm

Storytelling Power
Office:Mac 2008 Home & Student Edition has a wide variety of student positive features.   Writers like to finish their documents quickly and with flare.  Each document contains the expandable tool bar.

Click on the table button, and slide the cursor over the empty spaces.  Table columns and rows are automatically selected.  No longer will writers struggle with citations.  In the Toolbox menu, writers can select the citations and bibliography tool, insert information into a data entry form, which is then recorded in MLA, APA, Chicago or Turabian format.

Just above the margin rule bar, writers can open Documents Elements (providing multiple front page templates), Quick Tables, Charts, SmartArt Graphics and WordArt to enhance their data displays.  PowerPoint offers a wide choice to visually enhance presentations.  Excel offers preset ledger, lists, and formulas.  Entourage offers My Day, a desktop reminder to help organize daily activities.

The tool Projects allows individuals to share information with other working partners, make data changes and control what material is shared with others.  Subtle, but powerful tools make Office:Mac a writers’s friend in developing word documents, power point presentations and spreadsheets.

Systems Requirements: Mac OS X
Contact: microsoft.com
Cost: $114.99 to $149.99

Pros: Easy to operate.  Love the Tools available on the documents.
Cons: None

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