Spreadsheet for Intel iMac?

[iloveannie]

Anybody know of any that are free? Microsoft's package is over ?300! I'm not paying that!

While I'm here does anybody know of any Mac product similar to 3DMark?

Thankyou

[VR46]

Either www.download.com or google should be able to help you out.

[Cobertizo]

You could try OpenOffice under X11. I don't think that NeoOffice is available for the Intel Macs yet sadly.

By the way, you can buy Excel on its own for ?177 from Amazon. But I imagine that that is still about ?177 too much!

Other options, but which cost money, include Mariner Calc and Papyrus. But I would try OpenOffice in the first instance, since it should do the job well.

[EDIT: On DavidHolliss' point, Macupdate.com and Versiontracker.com are always good places to get an idea of what is available, or to find where to download apps from.]

[Ginger Tosser]

Appleworks?

http://guide.apple.com/action.lasso?-database=macosguide&-layout=cgi_detail&-response=/ussearch/detail.html&prodkey=31179&-search

/edit Just noticed you mention an Intel-Mac. Oops looks like the software range for early adopters is a bit ****e

[babs]

There's an alpha of an OOo port to Intel Mac here > http://porting.openoffice.org/mac/2.0.x-intel.html

Might be worth a go.

[Cobertizo]

Appleworks?

The new version of Pages in iWork (which will be the replacement for Appleworks, when they fill it out a bit more) has some advanced table functionality, which might be sufficient for basic spreadsheets. Depends what the spreadsheet is necessary for...

http://www.apple.com/iwork/pages/features/tables.html

[kernow]

openoffice is great if you can run it under x11, suprised theres no native port yet, it can't be all that X dependant if it runs on windows too

[Magnakai]

There is <a href="http://www.neooffice.org/">NeoOffice</a>, which is a native port, but it doesn't support Intel Macs yet, to my knowledge.