Microsoft Office 2007 (Standard Edition Upgrade) (PC)
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Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #477 in Software
- Brand: Microsoft
- Model: 021-07668
- Released on: 2007-01-30
- Platform: Windows XP
- Format: CD-ROM
- Dimensions: 6.00 pounds
Editorial Reviews
Manufacturer's Description:
Microsoft Office 2007 is the essential software suite for home computer users and includes 2007 versions of Excel, PowerPoint, Word, and Outlook. This system enables you to quickly and easily create great-looking documents, spreadsheets, and presentations, and organize your emails in one place, making it easier and more enjoyable for you to get things done. This updated version features a new streamlined user interface that exposes commonly used commands, enhanced graphics, and formatting capabilities that let you create high-quality documents, plus a powerful email and calendar package, and more reliability and security with the document inspector tool and improved automatic document recovery.
Which edition of Office is right for you? View a comparison of Microsoft Office 2007 editions.
Create High-Quality Documents Enhanced Reliability and Security Features User-Friendly Operation Manage Your Mails and More Preview Changes and Spot Trends Create and Save Custom Slide Layouts | ![]() Insert graphics and charts such as these into your documents to make them more appealing. View larger. |
![]() Use the new diagram and improved charting tools to create rich and stunning visuals and charts. View larger. | |
![]() Quick and easy-to-use table styles help your tables look great and consistent across Word documents, Excel spreadsheets, and PowerPoint presentations. View larger. |
Broader Distribution of Your Documents
Home and Student 2007's features aren't limited to the work you do at home; they extend to broader distribution of your documents and presentations. New support for Portable Document Format (PDF) and XML Paper Specification (XPS) file formats helps ensure increased distribution and sharing of your documents with users on any platform. This is particularly ideal for either sharing documents with friends and families, or for presenting information and assignments in a computer-integrated class.
Customer Reviews
confusing layout
i bought this software thinking it would be an improvement on windows 2003 - how wrong i was. the options at the top of the screen are very confusing, and although you can save in previous formats you still get confusing messages saying that certain functions are not supported.
i will persevere and try and make sense of it all - but i thought that these programs were supposed to make life easier, not more difficult.
Office 2007 reviewed from a business point of view
Just don't upgrade is all I can say.
Yes you can make PDF's easily. But there are 000's of websites that will do it for you for free anyway. And this, and this along with better colour schemes are about the only obvious "Pro" for this software.
Everything else, I mean everything is worse than Office 2003. I speak as an advanced user of Powerpoint and Excel. Things like pivot tables in Excel 2007 are far worse, editing charts is a nightmare (though of course you can choose far more colour schemes if you are that way inclined), and doing concise but detailed presentations that do not involve animations is very difficult.
And of course there is the whole challenge of a new menu structure, which takes weeks to relearn (and takes up more room on the screen, so worse for laptop users...)
The whole emphasis has been to make a suite of software that is great for High School students doing a project (e.g. fancy graphics etc), but for anyone with a more serious purpose in mind just don't make the transition. It is not worth it.
Office 2007 Not quick enough
I upgraded from Office 2003 which I use full time at work. Office 2007 programmes have grouped all the same type of functions together which you might ask why has it taken so long to do something so logical. The problems arise when you don't know which group to search in. i.e. to to set the print area in Excel. This makes for a guessing game which can get long winded and frustrating when you're trying to do something quickly and efficiently. Given time of course one will remember where these are hidden but if you don't use Office very much at home this could take a long time. When one wants to send Office 2007 documents and spreadsheets to the office one has to remember to save them in the format that can be read by the programmes at work. In my case that's Offce 2003 so 'Saving As' in Office 2003 format is an extra burden, - more so if you forget! I have removed Office 2007 from my PC and reinstalled Office 2003. I can work faster in Office 2003 and don't miss Office 2007's extras at all. I'm now 'in sync' with how I work at the office and much happier for it. I would be happy to install Office 2007 if/when we use it at work.







