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Microsoft Launches Office for Mac 2008

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By Joseph Major
16 January 2008 @ 04:02 pm ET

A screenshot of the Office for Mac 2008 website is seen on January 16, 2008. Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac has launched at this year`s Macworld Expo, four years after the last edition. The new suite of productivity applications for the Macintosh operating system is built specifically for the Mac and is tailored to feel like a native application. The software was created by Microsoft`s Macintosh Business Unit, which is dedicated to products on tha...

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- The Office 2008 for Mac Home and Student Edition contains the four basic applications.

- The Office 2008 for Mac version adds support for Microsoft Server Exchange and "Automator Actions" which facilitates pre-defined actions.

- Office 2008 for Mac Special Media Edition adds all the previous software plus Microsoft Expression Media, which catalogs music, videos, photos and artwork for use within the suite.

The suites retail for $149.95, $399.95, and $499.95 respectively, according to prices on Microsoft's website. Upgrade prices for the last two are $239.95 and $299.95 respectively.

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