On Apple computers? Some of them have Microsoft Word, Excel, and Powerpoint. does that mean they have...?
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You can have those three programs on Mac OS.\n\nA few years back Apple and Microsoft signed a deal where they would make verions of the Micorosft suite for Mac.\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/mac/products/word2004/word2004.aspx?pid=word2004
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Why not just use Microsoft Word or Excel?
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Yes. This includes: Power Point, Access, Excel, Publisher and InfoPath.
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You might try this if you want word, excel, power point, and more.....etc.....\n\nHttp://download.openoffice.org/2.0.1/
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Lexmark makes scanners, copiers and printers.  If that's what you meant then yes, most are compatibile with Macs.  You can go to this website and click on customer support if you want to check a specific Lexmark product:\n\nhttp://www.lexmark.com/\n\nplrr
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There are many... I use an IBM Thinkpad. I have heard of good preview about Apple laptops but be aware of the compatibility issue with Windows software.\n\nDells are another good machines.\n\nHope this helps.
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yes there are people who use Mac even today.see the link below it will tell
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works is a totally cheap word processor that is totally incompatible with every other word processor out there.  i think it's a microsoft scam to force you to buy their overwhelmingly expensive office suite when you become so frustrated with works
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Not quite sure what you're asking.  Word and Excel are part of MS Office, Office Pro also incldes Access.\n\nIf no-one else gives a decent answer please add some more info and I'll try and get back to you.
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Excel and Word do have different 'object models' which means they do have items which may not be common to both programs. However, the Visual Basic for Application language (VBA) is common across both, and therefore some generic processes maybe easily shared. This means writing what you want may not be impossible. You would need to more specific in your question.\n\nSo the answer is yes, possibly and depends...Please add a little more detail to you question\n\nHope this helps.
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Core is the first level which includes Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint or Outlook.\nExpert is the second level which includes only Word or Excel.\nMaster is the title given to those completing all tests.
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Hi Brittany...consider visiting and joining the free  Apple Discussion for for Powerbooks: http://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=120  Many users here can assist you to resolve all your Mac questions.
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My only comment is that Microsoft stole from Apple .  Mac was using "windows" many years  before we even heard of Bill Gates or his company.
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I agree with jibberjabber.  Open office is a great alternative to MS Office.  I've been using it for several months and have not had any problems.  It seems to be fully compatible with MS Office and will open Word documents, Powerpoint presentations, etc.  I think the latest version is still Open Office 2.0 so don't get an earlier version.
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macbook.. apple is very reliable and simple when you get to know how the operating system works.. everything is where is says it is and there are no missing files haha freakin pc's
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Here you go.  It allows you to "test-drive the latest versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more."\nIt would probably be to your benefit to buy the software.  Go for the Student/Teachers version.  Its exactly the same and about $250 cheaper.
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Did the computer say it came with word/office? The manufacturer of the computer may offer a free trial or something along those lines. Other then that you have to like everyone else said buy the software or go with free software which they have listed for you.\n\n\nFor more info about Microsoft Office visit\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx\n\n\nOffice-\nAccess\nAccounting\nCommunicator\nExcel\nFrontPage\nGroove\nInfoPath\nOneNote\nOutlook\nPowerPoint\nProject\nPublisher\nSharePoint Designer\nVisio\nWord