Or maybe you're just too ignorant to read the link that Nadyne provided.Well it is somebody's. Most mac apps seem to work with spaces so i would say Microsoft better get their code changed to work with spaces or something. Apple could care less if office works... they have iWork as a competitor so why would they change spaces?
I think this is just a lame excuse from MS to now have to change office.
You guys are such lambs that it truly blows my mind...
If there is a bug in Apple's API then every application using the buggy functionality will suffer of the same problem. How can you bash Microsoft for stating that the bug is not on their side? Insinuating that Microsoft is wrongfully accusing Apple is just silly.
Microsoft will of course eventually migrate to whatever new APIs Apple is providing, but rewriting applications on the scale of Office is a TREMENDOUS task and will of course warrant it's own revision (just think about the magnitude of the beta testing).
You are such a hostile group that it never ceases to amaze me how companies even bother supporting you. I *love* my iMac, I like checking out the news and occasional postings here, but you are by far the worst community ever.
You surely don't make me feel welcome to the Mac world. Think about that.
QFT.
We all have our opinions. My opinion is that Microsoft is a better company then Apple, because they don't charge an arm and a leg to "buy in", and they don't nickle and dime you for functionality that should be included (Mini-Display port to DVI or Display Port adapter, anyone?)
However, you don't see me making personal attacks to the very people who developed the Mac, do you?
This post was written in Firefox on Windows XP. I would consider myself a recent un-switcher, thanks in part to people like nadyne