As I’m sure you can imagine, my team here in MacBU has been following the early reviews of Office:Mac 2011 quite closely. \u00a0Whenever a new one gets posted, there’s a flurry of mail, not to mention Facebook and Twitter posts.<\/p>\n
So far, my favourite line is from the PC Magazine review<\/a>. \u00a0Here’s the quote that totally makes my day:<\/p>\n I like Apple Mail, iCal, and the OS X Address Book, but Outlook is more powerful and flexible than those three separate apps, and it’s one of the most powerful and best-designed apps ever written for OS X.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Having worked so hard on the user experience for Outlook, seeing someone call it “one of the most … best-designed apps ever written for OS X” has me turning cartwheels in the halls.<\/p>\n More reviews are forthcoming. \u00a0Mossberg hasn’t weighed in yet, and the full Macworld review hasn’t arrived either. \u00a0My fingers (and toes!) are crossed that they’re as positive as the ones I’ve seen so far.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" As I’m sure you can imagine, my team here in MacBU has been following the early reviews of Office:Mac 2011 quite closely. \u00a0Whenever a new one gets posted, there’s a flurry of mail, not to mention Facebook and Twitter posts. So far, my favourite line is from the PC Magazine review. \u00a0Here’s the quote that … Continue reading PC Magazine reviews Office:Mac 2011<\/span>