Free office software for mac

If God had an office, what would be in it? Well obviously a bunch of cool lookin supplies with the OS X Panther feel:-)
All icons are aquafied and look best in 128x128 at 32bit mode.

Completly freeware for personal use.

Little Office is a simple Address Book with a simple interface made in FileMaker Pro. It however seems to have more of a Windows feel to it than a Macintosh GUI.

Out Of Office is designed for Entourage/Exchange users.
Out Of Office assists in setting and monitoring your away message and status for those connecting to a Microsoft Exchange server.
While not a terribly difficult task to perform, setting an away message via Outlook Web Access (OWA) can be annoying if you change it often. OWAs interface isnt exactly pretty and the speed usually leaves something to be desired. Out Of Office provides a simple MacOS interface, speedy response, and an easy way to manage your away message.
Enhancements:
NEW FEATURES
- The ability to turn on debug-level logging without needing another application compiled and delivered (meant for this to be in 1.1).
- Added a help file which should clear up some of the confusion some users were having with configuring preferences.
BUG FIXES
- If the user selected "Check Status Now" when the preferences window was still open, recent changes would not be saved. "Check Status Now" forces the window to close which saves any changes.
- In some configurations, the users login username is not the same as the "Exchange ID", the internal ID OWA uses to build URLs. Initial startup of the app now polls OWA to find the correct base URL to use for all subsequent requests.
- App now correctly recognizes when to and when not to append /exchange/ to the end of the URL. This still may be a known problem for users whos URLs do not contain an /exchange/ suffix at all.
- Changed text in preferences window to read "Outlook Webmail URL" instead of "Exchange Server URL" as these are usually not the same and was causing some confusion.
- Default time to poll changed from 10 minutes to 2 hours. 10 minutes was a bit aggressive. This only applies to new installs or to users who delete their saves configurations. Existing user settings are not modified.
KNOWN/UNRESOLVED ISSUES
- Out Of Office currently only works with webmail configurations that use HTTP authentication. If your webmail presents a specific webpage for you to enter in credentials (as is the case with most SecureID users), Out Of Office is not able to handle that interaction at this time.
- A big weakness in the app is its inability to show that its "thinking"; whether that be waiting for user input, for OWA to respond, etc. There is no way to insert animated gifs as the menu icon (which would look tacky anyways) so for now, until I come up with a good way to display a tiny progress bar, there is no "in progress" GUI feedback.
- Everything from v1.1.

Requirements:
Mac OS X 10.2 or later.

QuickMail Office 3.5.2 is described as a very professional and effective solution designed for companies that need easy, reliable and affordable e-mail.

In today's competitive market, a reliable e-mail program is a must for communicating with clients and co-workers, and staying on top of business.

QuickMail Office includes the QuickMail Clients for Mac OS 9, Mac OS X and the Windows platforms, including Windows XP. QuickMail Office also includes the QuickMail Server, a powerful server that features configurable DNSBL, SMTP Authorization, both POP and IMAP support, comprehensive AppleScript support and Spamcaster, this new server-side spam fighting utility.

Major Features:

1. An address book that doubles as a contact manager to house important contact information
2. Multiple email accounts in the same window
3. Server-based MailManager rules for filtering mail* before it's delivered to the client
4. Client-based MailManager rules for filtering and forwarding mail
5. Hierarchical or "nested" folders to organize messages more efficiently
6. Automatic configuration of client accounts directly from the server
7. A message preview pane that provides a quick view of unopened messages
8. Delayed message sending that allows you to choose the date and time a message is sent*
9. A Drafts folder for storing works in progress
10. SMTP Authorization for both server and client
11. Viewing of HTML messages
12. A powerful search function for locating filed mail
13. Return receipts that are automatically filed into a "Receipts" folder
14. Shared inboxes where multiple users can securely access a single, generic email account*
15. A type ahead addressing function that finishes the typing of addresses for you
16. Customized addressing allows you to choose who gets an enclosure and who returns a receipt
17. Automatic client software updates available from the server at login*
18. Address books are automatically updated when the administrator adds/changes user accounts.
19. Preferences for creating multiple signatures, and selecting the encoding method for enclosures.

Requirements:

• Mac OS 9 requires 9.2 or greater and CarbonLib 1.6 or greater
• Mac OS X requires 10.1 or greater, 10.3.8 (or greater) recommended
• 82 MB RAM
• 15 MB hard drive space (additional space required as mail accumulates)
• TCP/IP network over Ethernet
• Full-time or dial-on-demand Internet connection for Internet mail transfer.

Office2004: I know we can live without it, you know it, but someone doesnt ;)
Moreover, its a strange set and I like the colours of the icons...

All icons are aquafied and look their best in 128x128 at 32bit.

Completly freeware.