I'll be needing a new spreadsheet when the ancient version of Excel that came with my old iBook conks out. I don't even LIKE Excel 2004, it's just that I've been waiting for the next version of Numbers before deciding whether to drop the dollars on the latest Office, and it's apparently not forthcoming.
There's always OpenOffice, but if there's one thing worse than a dog-slow seven-year-old Microsoft product running in an emulation layer, it's THAT.
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Date: 2011-07-06 07:58 am (UTC)There's always OpenOffice, but if there's one thing worse than a dog-slow seven-year-old Microsoft product running in an emulation layer, it's THAT.