• stompy TextEdit is plenty good enough for normal word processing

    And iWork has Pages (word processing / layout) Numbers (spreadsheet) and Keynote (presentation) for less than Microsoft Office.

    Or Open Office is 100% free and compatible with over 95% of features in Microsoft documents, so you can work on MS Office created files and the people you give the files to will never know that you are using Open Office.

    I don't understand the need to pay for something when an excellent alternative exists that is totally free.

    I'm not sure I should really be saying that given one of my clients, but there you go. Best tool for the job, happens to be the lowest priced one.

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