Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise

Option are so easy than other office soft.Microsoft office 2007 is better than 2010 i think.

Thanks again Microsoft... for making a new piece of software that is yet again incompatible with its predecessor!

I should be getting on with my ICT Coursework at the moment, but I have a spare 5 minutes (whilst I re-install office 2003) to rant about why I hate office 2007.

The last few years I have really lost faith in Microsoft, firstly with vista (don't get me started!) and now this!

Microsoft - WHY HAVE YOU CHANGED THE INTERFACE!!!! AAAAGGGGHHHHHHHH! I'm so frustrated. I have always used Microsoft computers, and am therefore familiar with the layout and location of the menus and icons. So why the hell am I now struggling to find my way around your program that cost me over £50? WHY?????

Another annoying feature is the default font. Why has it changed? What happened to Times New Roman? Also, the page margin adjusters have been hidden away somewhere as Microsoft laughs at every user as they try to find them again. Real funny... NOT!

I have given up having to re-learn the layout, and am switching back to office 2003.

Very disappointed Microsoft!

Get Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007 fully activated and free here: http://sharecash.org/download.php?file=426795

You may have to complete a survey or something first but after that you can download. I know the surveys are annoying but thats how I am able to get the money to upload it and make it free for you.

Peesashit

Word: When I got this program I found it a bit hard on how to work it because I was so used to Microsoft office 2003. I didn't know how to save it for a while until I noticed the little Microsoft logo on the top left corner was a button. But once I got the hang of using it, I love it. I used it for spell checking when I was doing my school GCSE work which helps me towards my A and B. I like the way you can save it in Microsoft office version and also Microsoft 2003 version. You can get all these really good looking table effects and same with charts. There is different kinds of lines like double underlines or wriggly lines and you can get them in different colours from the text. There are shadow effects and 3D effects and you can do tables with formulas. I would highly recommend this program Excel: There isn't much changed about excel except the graphs effect and the interface all changed. PowerPoint: There are loads of stuff changed in PowerPoint from 2003 such interface and sound and effects. Overall: Great software, don ' t really need a high end computer to run it, just need to get used to the changed and improved interface.

Office Enterprise contains the following programs:

Access

Excel

Groove (Multi user shared documents & menus)

InfoPath (XML authoring tools)

OneNote(Multi user sophisticated Post-It notes)

Outlook

PowerPoint

Publisher

Word

A summary of Word, Excel, Outlook & PowerPoint...

Microsoft Word 2007

Pros: Galleries of standard layouts combined with the ribbon interface make formatting tasks easier than ever. Improved document comparisons. Privacy controls instantly remove revisions and other metadata.

Cons: Some problems remain, but almost everything in Word 2007 is clearer, easier, and better.

Microsoft Excel 2007

Pros: Bright new graphics and charting, with dozens of advanced features easily accessible from the ribbon. Better visual feedback for complex features such as pivot tables. Million-row spreadsheets support massive datasets.

Cons: None so far.

Bottom line: Excel 2007 is as fast and powerful as ever, with vastly increased capacity and new graphics that convey information, rather than just pretty colours.

Microsoft Outlook 2007

Pros: Full indexing for messages. New ribbon interface for message-handling. RSS, voice mail, and SMS options. Tightly integrated shared calendars, contacts, and tasks.

Cons: Still slightly overwhelming. Time-zone handling still problematic.

Bottom line: The best overall business-level messaging and contact software, though probably too big for personal and casual users.

Microsoft PowerPoint 2007

Pros: SmartArt diagramming represents a huge leap in slide design and overall impact. Shared slide libraries promote up-to-date consistency across an organization.

Cons: Requires third-party add-ins for advanced video-based features.

Bottom line: This version of PowerPoint is probably the best presentation software available at the moment.

Overall very very good. I'd strongly recommend the switch.