Original sentence: Benchmarks suggest that the original release of Office 2008 runs slower on Macs with PowerPC processors, and does not provide a significant speed bump for Macs with Intel processors
Edited sentence: "Microsoft removed the ability to retrieve the original chemical data in pictures pasted into Microsoft Word when they released Microsoft Office 2008 (if you copy and paste a structure in Word 2008, for example, into ChemDraw, you can't edit it).Benchmarks suggest that Office 2008 runs slower on Macs with PowerPC processors, and does not provide a significant speed bump for Macs with Intel processors.CambridgeSoft has commented on the issue:.For a limited period of time prior to the release of Office 2008, purchasers of Office 2004 were given the opportunity to receive the Office 2008 upgrade for the price of shipping.If you preferred the old behavior in Microsoft Word, we strongly recommend that you contact Microsoft and tell them that.Of course, if you continue to use an older version of Microsoft Word that has this feature, you can continue to use it as you always have.This was referenced indirectly in the Microsoft Mac BU blog.Unfortunately, many users felt they were left in limbo as their promised copies of Office 2008 did not ship until March 12, 2008, nearly two whole months after the public release of Office 2008.Until/unless they restore this feature in a future version of Microsoft Word, you will need to save the ChemDraw files as separate documents.We clearly do not support this decision, but we have little influence over Microsoft's development activities