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Mac Office 2008 goes private beta
Stephen Withers
Monday, 02 April 2007 04:50
Another much-anticipated change is that Office 2008 will be a universal binary, running at full speed on Intel or PowerPC-based Macs. This is a major reason for the extended delay in replacing Office 2004: Microsoft's Mac Business Unit (MacBU) had to change development platforms to provide native support for Intel-based Macs.
iTWire previously reported on new features in Office 2008 including Publishing Layout View, Ledger Sheets and My Day.
APC has an extensive interview article about the state of Office 2008 development.
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