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they're in the software update thing if anyone is interested.
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Numbers performance increases... hmmm... sure needs it, according to heavy spreadsheet users.
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Numbers hasn't any noticable performance increases. It is still very slow and unresponsive compared to the competition.
The Weyland-Yutani corporation finds this version of Numbers (1.0.1) to be lacking and will continue to use Excel for world-domination puropses.
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There are some iLife updates too.
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Yeah, I have seen plenty of iLife updates that can be important for somethings. For iWork, not too interested in it yet as I haven't had a good look at it.
Plenty of updates happening in the Apple camp right now!
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Originally Posted by Weyland-Yutani 
Numbers hasn't any noticable performance increases. It is still very slow and unresponsive compared to the competition.
The Weyland-Yutani corporation finds this version of Numbers (1.0.1) to be lacking and will continue to use Excel for world-domination puropses.
Actually, I did notice a considerable speedup with Numbers 1.0.1. It's not Excel yet, but Microsoft's glacially slow update process gives Apple a nice chance to play catchup.
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Originally Posted by The Ancient One
Actually, I did notice a considerable speedup with Numbers 1.0.1. It's not Excel yet, but Microsoft's glacially slow update process gives Apple a nice chance to play catchup.
Scores of individuals at the Weyland-Yutani corporation have tested this version (1.0.1) extensively and found it offer absoloutly no speedup or other conceivable performance upgrade for Numbers.
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Originally Posted by The Ancient One
Actually, I did notice a considerable speedup with Numbers 1.0.1.
Yeah I agree it is indeed faster. Glad to see Apple trying to improve iLife 08, there's still some things that could be improved with numbers buts a topic for a different thread 
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It's much faster on one particular spreadsheet I have.
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