MacTech has
published what I am fairly certain are the comprehensive Office 2004 on Rosetta test
results for Intel Macs. Honestly, there is so much literature and testing in this article that I simply skimmed
most of it and skipped ahead to the conclusion: "in general, Office 2004 under Rosetta works "well
enough" to "very well," and in some cases, it's even faster than on the PowerPC baseline
machine." Having recently acquired a MacBook Pro, I have to agree. However, I think Word has a slightly
longer startup time than on my previous PowerBook, but I would attribute that to Rosetta having to work some magic in
the background.Don't take my word though: check out MacTech's article for more than you'd ever want to know about how well Office 2004 will perform on Intel Macs.
[via MacMinute]
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4-23-2006 @ 10:49AM
Pollibus said...
Hi, I wanted to send a question in but nowhere found a contact link or something!Thats why I'll try it here:
Everyone who uses iCal/Entourage or Outlook and needs to work on both platforms will soon be looking for a "small" piece of software: A way to sync the Entourage/iCal with the Outlook on the Windows partition.And vice versa.
Anyone got a Idea?Or software genius to solve this?
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4-23-2006 @ 11:36AM
Mark said...
#1. Yep....it's called Google Calender. :)
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