Word 2008 problems

Hi--
I installed Word 2008 on my new MBP (late 2008). I've heard that this software wasn't great, but I had no idea . . . Every time I click on a doc from another app, it "thinks" for up to a minute before bringing the app to the front. When I try to change between docs it "thinks" for up to a minute. Even when I try to do things within Word it tends to "think" too much. It crashes for no reason relatively frequently and it takes forever to load docs, especially from my iDisk. My 2004 version of Word on my older PowerBook was much faster and more reliable(!)
I have all available updates. Any other ideas?
Thanks!

Any other ideas?
1) Ask Microsoft and/or other Mac Office users about it:
http://www.microsoft.com/mac/default.mspx
2) Install Office 2004 on your new Mac.
I've yet to see a better-than-lukewarm review of Office 2008 from anyone.

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let me preface my situation by stating that i have searched for a solution to my problem on google and i have tried everything that has been suggested and nothing worked.
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reimer1606 wrote:
First, my apologies because this is probably off topic but no one answered in the officeformac.com forum.
Now, to my question.
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Adobe, care to comment?
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