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Office 2008 Gets a Face-Lift With Mac-Like Feel and Features

As you probably know, Microsoft released an upgraded, updated version of its venerable Office suite last January. I've been hard at work on a book about it, so for the past few months I've had the opportunity to spend quite a bit of quality time with it. Dubbed "Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac," it's still available in three versions, like its predecessor. Office 2008 for Mac Home and Student Edition replaces Office 2004's Student and Teacher Edition. It's still the least expensive edition and still offers three license codes.
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