Reviews of the Microsoft Office 2007
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CNET Review
The Good: Previously hard-to-find features now easier to explore; Word embraces basic desktop publishing tools; Excel formulas are easier to reference; PowerPoint presentations are more attractive; Outlook improves task and time management; improved integration throughout the applications; smaller application and file sizes; new file formats are easier to salvage if corrupted; document security is more straightforward.
The Bad: Drastic design changes demand a steep learning curve if you're upgrading; new interface isn't always intuitive; contextual tabs and style galleries can be distracting; users of Office 2000 through 2003 must install converters to open Office 2007 files; no easy way to save work to the Web.
The Bottom Line: Overall, Microsoft Office Standard 2007 is a worthy upgrade if you need to make sleeker-looking documents and presentations to share with others, and Outlook is better than ever, but you can stick to your current software if you don't feel that it lacks anything.
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alaTest.com
Review Summary: Experts rate this product 79/100 and users 70/100. Comparing these reviews to 61115 other Monitors reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 91/100 = Excellent.
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personal computer world
Review Summary: The latest edition of Office introduces new file formats and a clutter-free interface
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pcplus.co.uk
Review Summary: Different to everything that's gone before, this will take getting used to
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techreviewsource.com
Review Summary: Everyone in the tech industry and tech enthusiasts have been keeping their eye on two brand new products from Microsoft that are due to be released on January 30th, Windows Vista and Office 2007. The new version of Office is perhaps the most updated relea
Manufacturer: Microsoft Corp.
Part number: CNETMSOFFICE2007PRERTM
General
- Category Office applications
- Subcategory Office applications - office suite
- Language(s) English
- Localization English
- License pricing Non-commercial
Software
- License Type Complete package
- Software Suite Components Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Powerpoint, Microsoft Word, Microsoft OneNote
- License Qty 3 PC in one household
- License Pricing Non-commercial
- Platform Windows
- Distribution Media CD-ROM
- Package Type Retail
System Requirements
- OS Required Microsoft Windows XP SP2 or later, Microsoft Windows Server 2003 or later
- Min Processor Type 500 MHz
- Peripheral / Interface Devices SVGA monitor, DVD-ROM
- System Requirements Details Microsoft Windows Server 2003 or later - RAM 256 MB - HD 2 GB, Microsoft Windows XP SP2 or later - RAM 256 MB - HD 2 GB
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