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jounikj said

jounikj  

My initial feeling gets stronger. iWorks is not a solution for anything.

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jounikj posted to #MacOSX 11.01.2010 (en)

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jwa  

Based on??

jwa commented on posted to #MacOSX 11.01.2010 (en)

jounikj  

Usability and compatibility is a problem. Especially with Numbers.

It is not able to open password protected excel files or excel files with web data queries. Compatibility with Google docs spreadsheet is not in place. Google docs can't import Numbers. You can save Numbers on excel format but Google docs was not able import without errors.

Formula creation on numbers was really hard compared to excel.

An this is just based on 1 day usage. I'm not sure do I want to continue practicing and evaluating.

Pages I like more but is it better than Word for mac?

Keynote I haven't used. There seems to be nice templates.

Everybody is collaborating with office apps, almost always. If you have to save two formats, iWorks and MS complient, what's the point. Doubling HD consumption, space for error (which one was the latest etc).

jounikj commented on posted to #MacOSX 11.01.2010 (en)

lintsu  

I didn't like the feel of iWork. Now I have Microsoft Office 2008 and I'm loving it. And it's really suprising to hear myself saying that. :D But yes, Excel 2008 is everything you need.. except when you want to fit data in you graph with equation that Excel doesn't know.

I got tired with OOO and NeoOffice crashing and behaving badly, so that why I changed to MS.

lintsu commented on posted to #MacOSX 11.01.2010 (en)

indeyets  

I didn't use Numbers. But Pages and Keynote are great. Use them often and love how and what I get.

indeyets commented on posted to #MacOSX Saint-Petersburg, Russia 11.01.2010 (en)

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