To be effective in your studies you will need the support of the best technology available. Apple will help you be more productive whether you’re in your classroom, chilling in your room or on the go across campus.

Microsoft Office

PC compatibility. Macintosh style.

If you’re a PC user, you probably use Microsoft Word for research, PowerPoint for presentations and maybe even Excel for spreadsheets. Microsoft Office v.X for Mac takes everything you’re used to on the PC and brings it to the Mac — in style. The Mac version of Microsoft Office has the full feature set of its PC counterpart, with even more features that are Mac-only. You’ll have no problem sharing files with the PC world. And you’ll feel right at home.

Pages

So you’ve spent hours pouring over primary documents and it’s time to turn in your final project. Why would you even consider settling for just another text-based report?

With Pages, Apple’s powerful new word processor, you’ll leave your classmates in the dust. Pages makes it easy to create everything from simple journal entries to complex research articles. And now you can work and comment on group assignments with reviewer comments. Add tables, charts, formulas and footnotes with the click of a mouse. Use one of Apple’s predesigned templates to build an elegant and polished product. The best part is, you’ll never have to worry about compatibility — Pages can import from AppleWorks and export to Microsoft Word.

Learn more about Pages, part of Apple’s new iWork ’06.

Keynote

There’s nothing like a killer presentation to win over your teacher. Keynote makes it easy to build cinema-quality projects.

Keynote brings a whole new level of style to your slides. Keynote now includes an expanded set of themes, high-quality effects and a customisable presenter display tool (so you won’t get caught without your notes) and reviewer comments, so your group can deliver a killer pitch. With 3-D transitions, beautiful tables and graphs and an ease of use only Apple could deliver, Keynote is just one more reason to move to Macintosh.

Learn more about Keynote, part of Apple’s new iWork ’06.