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Office for Windows Vs Office for Mac

I have been using Office for Mac 2011 for a couple of years so far.
It is missing some features that I'd like to have in comparison to the proper Office suite for Windows.
But it is alright for daily office related tasks.

However, today something very interesting was brought to my attention. I suddenly looked at the file size change after I opened the files in Office for Windows (Word 2007 to be precise) that were created in Office for Mac, changed two sentences in one file and one word in another and saved both:

1. Files created on Mac



2. Same files saved in Office after very insignificant update


So the Windows version of Office compress the files more efficiently.
Something to consider when you choose the working platform.

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