Microsoft Office v. X for Mac
Microsoft Office v. X is a fully native program designed specifically for Mac OS X that harnesses the power of Office, the simplicity of Macintosh, and the stability of Unix. Office v. X has been completely redesigned with a fresh new Aqua interface. Office v. X supports all Mac OS X features and technologies, and has Mac-only features like Formatting Palette, Microsoft Word Data Merge Manager, Microsoft Excel List Manager, and Microsoft PowerPoint Movies. Office v. X includes Microsoft Word X, Excel X, PowerPoint X, and Entourage X, for Mac.
The modern user interface within Office v. X has been completely redesigned to include a bold new Aqua visual appearance--a perfect representation of what an application running on the new Mac OS X should look and feel like. Communication is a snap. E-mail is made even easier in Entourage X...
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@ word! My favourite part was always the test to see if you can use Microsoft Office! Stupid fucks.
Word is riddled with bugs and it's really annoying me. Screw you, Microsoft, test your programmes properly.
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Yo, are we really going over microsoft word right now? If this is what the first test is on it's an easy A 