Sarah L. Pallas wrote:
>>As for Mac
> software, Word is clearly written for the PC and isn't optimal on a Mac.
> I prefer WordPerfect. I use Excel for spreadsheets, Kaleidagraph (better
> than Cricket) for graphs, Canvas for graphics, EndNote for bibiography
> generation, and StatView for statistics. You'll need Norton Utilities,
> SAM virus protector, and StuffIt Deluxe for file compression.
I'm a word user on the desktop Mac (MS WOrd 5.1 is fine; no WAY
will I upgrade) but my Powerbook carries WriteNow. It is cheap,
it is lean, it is fully functional AND the whole thing fits onto a
floppy. So much for software bloat. It also opens and maintains
formatting of other program documents. ANd it is very intuitive
to use. Other than that, I pretty much agree with Sarah.
--susan, lab computer maven and webmeister ;-)
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