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I don't know why you were modded down, but from a business perspective, this is a big drawback. Lots of "officers" would be able to live with OpenOffice or iWork for the matter. Those who can't is because they have complex MS-Office docs with Macros and VBScript code.
Removing this support doesn't really give MS Office a big big advantage over the competition (except for the 100% compatibility that MS office can offer inter-versions). Pages in all its glory, doesn't reproduce Word Documents with a 100% accuracy. Keynote does not do a better job. They are usable most of the time, but differences exist and that could or couldn't be a problem for some people.
I don't know why you were modded down, but from a business perspective, this is a big drawback. Lots of "officers" would be able to live with OpenOffice or iWork for the matter. Those who can't is because they have complex MS-Office docs with Macros and VBScript code
Exactly, Everything MS does is designed to maintain its desktop monopoly and to leverage that monopoly into a further monopoly in all other areas of computing and digital devices in general.
What they are saying here is that Macs are fine when limited to a minority of home users and so-called "creative" people but they have no place in a mainstream business environment.





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Office 2008 do not support VB script now. I don't call that a good news, I call that a useless Office now ...