01-03-2008, 02:50 PM
Love it as well; recommend it to family and friends who want/need Office compatibility but are cheapskates. 
On the same token, I will be getting Office 2008 when Microsoft releases it (in fact, I already pre-ordered it). My clients of course do all their work in Office and, when I review/edit/fix I need 100% certain compatibility. Neo comes damn close, but not close enough.
Pages ain't bad for ground up work, but I find that TextEdit does a better job of translating formatted Word docs than Pages does.
No experience with Excel vs Numbers vs NeoOffice. Same for PowerPoint, save for no problems opening PP docs in Neo when a client (groan) sends me photos (for my use in InDesign) using a PowerPoint slide show.
On the same token, I will be getting Office 2008 when Microsoft releases it (in fact, I already pre-ordered it). My clients of course do all their work in Office and, when I review/edit/fix I need 100% certain compatibility. Neo comes damn close, but not close enough.
Pages ain't bad for ground up work, but I find that TextEdit does a better job of translating formatted Word docs than Pages does.
No experience with Excel vs Numbers vs NeoOffice. Same for PowerPoint, save for no problems opening PP docs in Neo when a client (groan) sends me photos (for my use in InDesign) using a PowerPoint slide show.