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Grazie!avrobay wrote:http://www.appleinsider.com/article.php?id=1138
ma se arriva Numbers, beh allora è la volta buona per buttare Office… :smt118 
Hartz wrote:Grazie!avrobay wrote:http://www.appleinsider.com/article.php?id=1138
Se fosse vera sarebbe una splendida notizia]
A distanza di più di un anno, le voci si ripetono... non si chiama più Numbers ma Charts.
copio incollo da Think Secret:
sources say Apple is not planning on positioning Charts as a competitor to Microsoft's Excel, but rather as a more consumer-friendly spreadsheet application that can handle the needs of home users and small businesses but not pretend to execute any of the more advanced functions of Excel.
Charts will support importing and exporting Excel formatted documents, as well as legacy AppleWorks spreadsheets
Grazie Meigel!meigel wrote:A distanza di più di un anno, le voci si ripetono... non si chiama più Numbers ma Charts.
copio incollo da Think Secret:
sources say Apple is not planning on positioning Charts as a competitor to Microsoft's Excel, but rather as a more consumer-friendly spreadsheet application that can handle the needs of home users and small businesses but not pretend to execute any of the more advanced functions of Excel.
Charts will support importing and exporting Excel formatted documents, as well as legacy AppleWorks spreadsheets
Sarebbe una buona idea, secondo me! Speriamo sia vero.meigel wrote:copio incollo da Think Secret:
sources say Apple is not planning on positioning Charts as a competitor to Microsoft's Excel, but rather as a more consumer-friendly spreadsheet application that can handle the needs of home users and small businesses but not pretend to execute any of the more advanced functions of Excel.
Charts will support importing and exporting Excel formatted documents, as well as legacy AppleWorks spreadsheets
