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<blockquote data-quote="Bluewolf" data-source="post: 20214"><p>I can see where I have crossed some wires in regards to terminology. Basically I need the whole office suite, which is more or less what MS Office provides; Word, Excel, PowerPoint and FrontPage.</p><p></p><p>TextEdit is fantastic as a word processer, however I need something more than just that. I need the full works, which is why I am trying to find competing prdoducts to MS. I do know that there StarOffice, but I am not sure of its compatibility with Mac OS X and whether or not the features in StarOffice are any good.</p><p></p><p>If there is such a thing as AppleWorks, has anyone used it, if so how does it compare to MS Office?</p><p></p><p>In regards to educational discounts how would one go about doing that? I am at University and of age as it were but would the companies require something more than that?</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>I'll give Norton and the other big anti-virus companies a look. I was merely searching for a good Mac based product. And if all of them are of equal standing then I will probably go with Norton, as I have used that with my PC.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Bluewolf, post: 20214"] I can see where I have crossed some wires in regards to terminology. Basically I need the whole office suite, which is more or less what MS Office provides; Word, Excel, PowerPoint and FrontPage. TextEdit is fantastic as a word processer, however I need something more than just that. I need the full works, which is why I am trying to find competing prdoducts to MS. I do know that there StarOffice, but I am not sure of its compatibility with Mac OS X and whether or not the features in StarOffice are any good. If there is such a thing as AppleWorks, has anyone used it, if so how does it compare to MS Office? In regards to educational discounts how would one go about doing that? I am at University and of age as it were but would the companies require something more than that? I'll give Norton and the other big anti-virus companies a look. I was merely searching for a good Mac based product. And if all of them are of equal standing then I will probably go with Norton, as I have used that with my PC. [/QUOTE]
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