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Brady Shearer: In all the examples that you can download, you’ll notice that they were all single-word sermon series titles, just because each of the sermon series tackles a giant existential matter, and so, rather than creating an elaborate title, it’s kind like the paradox of.
Click to expand.yeah, Apple has a product called 'iWork', costs $79.00, which includes two components, keynotes is like office powerpoint, and pages is like word. Depends how you need to use them, if you don't worry about standard compatibility, then pages should be able to meet your need, but if your need to build document that is requirement to meet M$ office standard, then guess u will have to use M$ Office, they do have a mac version. BTW, Openoffice/NeoOffice support OSX too, they are free. Click to expand.Define your terms. TextEdit reads and writes Word.doc and.rtf files. It is bundled with every Mac and with every copy of MacOS X including yours. Pages reads and writes Word.doc files.
Certain embedded graphic elements may require tweaking. Pages is a paid application.
AbiWord reads and writes documents created using Word and [/b]WordPerfect[/b]. NeoOffice is the Aqua-based version of OpenOffice. Microsoft Word 2004 comes from the Redmond Monopoly. It reads and writes virtually every Word file ever created. If you just need a wordprocessor but don't need Word-compatibility, there are numerous other options including Mariner Write, Mellel, NisusWriter Express, Papyrus, and Stone Create. You might even consider teTeX-based LyX, which can also open Word files. I wonder why people don't want to use MS Word.
Office is one of the few apps I like from MS. Good to know some people find Pages is function for them as a word processor. In my case, the program is too slow for typing fast (Pages cannot keep up with my typing). It's a decent layout program for a quick and easy document creation. If you can afford it, I would recommend sticking with MS office 2004. The seamless compatibility with Windows' Office files is a big plus for my usage. Free full games for mac.
When I write reports, I intend them to be read without having issues with mismatched formatting between Mac and Windows. I wonder why people don't want to use MS Word.
Office is one of the few apps I like from MS. Good to know some people find Pages is function for them as a word processor. In my case, the program is too slow for typing fast (Pages cannot keep up with my typing). It's a decent layout program for a quick and easy document creation.
If you can afford it, I would recommend sticking with MS office 2004. The seamless compatibility with Windows' Office files is a big plus for my usage. When I write reports, I intend them to be read without having issues with mismatched formatting between Mac and Windows.
Brady Shearer: In all the examples that you can download, you’ll notice that they were all single-word sermon series titles, just because each of the sermon series tackles a giant existential matter, and so, rather than creating an elaborate title, it’s kind like the paradox of.
Click to expand.yeah, Apple has a product called \'iWork\', costs $79.00, which includes two components, keynotes is like office powerpoint, and pages is like word. Depends how you need to use them, if you don\'t worry about standard compatibility, then pages should be able to meet your need, but if your need to build document that is requirement to meet M$ office standard, then guess u will have to use M$ Office, they do have a mac version. BTW, Openoffice/NeoOffice support OSX too, they are free. Click to expand.Define your terms. TextEdit reads and writes Word.doc and.rtf files. It is bundled with every Mac and with every copy of MacOS X including yours. Pages reads and writes Word.doc files.
Certain embedded graphic elements may require tweaking. Pages is a paid application.
AbiWord reads and writes documents created using Word and [/b]WordPerfect[/b]. NeoOffice is the Aqua-based version of OpenOffice. Microsoft Word 2004 comes from the Redmond Monopoly. It reads and writes virtually every Word file ever created. If you just need a wordprocessor but don\'t need Word-compatibility, there are numerous other options including Mariner Write, Mellel, NisusWriter Express, Papyrus, and Stone Create. You might even consider teTeX-based LyX, which can also open Word files. I wonder why people don\'t want to use MS Word.
Office is one of the few apps I like from MS. Good to know some people find Pages is function for them as a word processor. In my case, the program is too slow for typing fast (Pages cannot keep up with my typing). It\'s a decent layout program for a quick and easy document creation. If you can afford it, I would recommend sticking with MS office 2004. The seamless compatibility with Windows\' Office files is a big plus for my usage. Free full games for mac.
When I write reports, I intend them to be read without having issues with mismatched formatting between Mac and Windows. I wonder why people don\'t want to use MS Word.
Office is one of the few apps I like from MS. Good to know some people find Pages is function for them as a word processor. In my case, the program is too slow for typing fast (Pages cannot keep up with my typing). It\'s a decent layout program for a quick and easy document creation.
If you can afford it, I would recommend sticking with MS office 2004. The seamless compatibility with Windows\' Office files is a big plus for my usage. When I write reports, I intend them to be read without having issues with mismatched formatting between Mac and Windows.
...'>Programs Like Word Swag For Mac Computers(08.01.2019)Brady Shearer: In all the examples that you can download, you’ll notice that they were all single-word sermon series titles, just because each of the sermon series tackles a giant existential matter, and so, rather than creating an elaborate title, it’s kind like the paradox of.
Click to expand.yeah, Apple has a product called \'iWork\', costs $79.00, which includes two components, keynotes is like office powerpoint, and pages is like word. Depends how you need to use them, if you don\'t worry about standard compatibility, then pages should be able to meet your need, but if your need to build document that is requirement to meet M$ office standard, then guess u will have to use M$ Office, they do have a mac version. BTW, Openoffice/NeoOffice support OSX too, they are free. Click to expand.Define your terms. TextEdit reads and writes Word.doc and.rtf files. It is bundled with every Mac and with every copy of MacOS X including yours. Pages reads and writes Word.doc files.
Certain embedded graphic elements may require tweaking. Pages is a paid application.
AbiWord reads and writes documents created using Word and [/b]WordPerfect[/b]. NeoOffice is the Aqua-based version of OpenOffice. Microsoft Word 2004 comes from the Redmond Monopoly. It reads and writes virtually every Word file ever created. If you just need a wordprocessor but don\'t need Word-compatibility, there are numerous other options including Mariner Write, Mellel, NisusWriter Express, Papyrus, and Stone Create. You might even consider teTeX-based LyX, which can also open Word files. I wonder why people don\'t want to use MS Word.
Office is one of the few apps I like from MS. Good to know some people find Pages is function for them as a word processor. In my case, the program is too slow for typing fast (Pages cannot keep up with my typing). It\'s a decent layout program for a quick and easy document creation. If you can afford it, I would recommend sticking with MS office 2004. The seamless compatibility with Windows\' Office files is a big plus for my usage. Free full games for mac.
When I write reports, I intend them to be read without having issues with mismatched formatting between Mac and Windows. I wonder why people don\'t want to use MS Word.
Office is one of the few apps I like from MS. Good to know some people find Pages is function for them as a word processor. In my case, the program is too slow for typing fast (Pages cannot keep up with my typing). It\'s a decent layout program for a quick and easy document creation.
If you can afford it, I would recommend sticking with MS office 2004. The seamless compatibility with Windows\' Office files is a big plus for my usage. When I write reports, I intend them to be read without having issues with mismatched formatting between Mac and Windows.
...'>Programs Like Word Swag For Mac Computers(08.01.2019)