Apple Office: iWork 2008 got the numbers
I forgot to mention yesterday that iWork 2008 also comes with a spreadsheet application.
Apple has ramped up its competitive stance against Microsoft’s Office software by adding an Excel alternative to its range of $99 iWork 2008 applications. Its Numbers spreadsheet application now joins Apple’s Pages and Keynote software in taking on Microsoft’s flagship Word, Excel and Powerpoint packages.
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My only complaint is Apple's lack of interest in supporting the Open Document Format which is an ISO standard. Yet, they support Microsoft's proprietary Office Open XML Format.
# Posted By Jeff Self
| 8/8/07 10:49 AM
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