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Microsoft praises, follows Apple’s design philosophy in Office for Mac 2011

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http://apcmag.com – They may be bitter rivals in the operating system stakes, but Microsoft has openly praised “the Apple design philosophy” in its new release of Office for Mac. (IT news)

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