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Software : Microsoft Office 2007 Home and Student Edition (3 User Licence) (PC) .
Rating: 
- Value ......... or is it ?
Quite good value for software from Microsoft, and a must 'add on' for any student off to university, especially as it can legitimately be loaded onto three laptops or pc's at any one time - a bonus for families with more than one child or student whom may each have their own pc or laptop.
Others, not students, tempted to buy it for their basic office needs such as Word and Excel and Powerpoint, may perhaps first like to check and see if their employer is signed up to Microsofts 'Home User Program'. This allows employees to register with Microsoft and get a more fully loaded Office package for the price of the disk plus postage and packing, currently about £18.
Rating:
- Office 2007... A definate improvement.
I not so long ago purchased a Notebook to help with my University work and found that i had no copy of Office to actually do my work on so i browsed online stores for the latest version of office which was "Office 2007" which was the Home and Student Edition, perfect for me as it had:
- Microsoft Word
- Microsoft PowerPoint
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft OneNote
Amazon had the best price at the time and so i ended up purchasing it, and i must say that i like it very much. This is a definate improvment from using Office 2003, but it only get's 4 stars as i find the Tool Bar options (File, Edit, View etc) rather annoying to navigate, but that is just my personal opinion.
Very much improved and with the Compatability function allowing you to open and save documents from previous versions (from 97 to 2003) makes things easier.
Highly recommended for sudents and those who just want the basics out of Office with a touch more style and a better look.
Rating: - Don't make 'em like they used to...
Ever noticed the build quality on your car is worse than the one you had ten years ago? Well, dare I say it, but this feels a bit like having plastic seats. They work, but they can be annoying and get you sticky. Like the other reviewers on here, I vote to stick with the old version: the new one is fine, but the familiarity of the old one and its features are certainly not bettered by this version.
Rating:
- The future is here!
I always found Windows Nt/Me/Xp/2000/1997/1995 & dos rathere hard to handle, complicated and overall rathere black-and-white with a blotchy tint. I never was 100/100 on computers, not even 70, but Windows Vista has totally changed the way I view softwere, computers and the future in general. I got the Vista home premium package, which is a part of this double-box set and will never forget how it wiped the blotch of Vaseline off of my glasses. A new world was opened to me: the world of ease online. Science I have had Vista [a few months now] I have never encountered any viruses apart from a tracking coockie which actually has its benifits. I`m not sure if this is because of Vista its self, or because of the Norton Anti-Virus which is specially formulated to suit vista. Whichever it is, I really don`t care, because Vista has opened a doorway for me into the future... Enjoy [trust me you will].
Rating:
- A waste of money
I have been using Office 97 quite happily for a decade, but allowed myself to be lured by promises of exciting new features in the 2007 version. Foolishly, I assumed Microsoft's uber-engineers would have listened to lots of customer feedback on the old version and produced something new, revolutionary and, well, better.
Not so. I have yet to find ANYTHING which makes me think, "hey, that's neat!", but I've come across plenty that made me think "why the heck have they changed THAT!?!?".
Save your money. You must have better things to spend it on than this.
- Value ......... or is it ?Quite good value for software from Microsoft, and a must 'add on' for any student off to university, especially as it can legitimately be loaded onto three laptops or pc's at any one time - a bonus for families with more than one child or student whom may each have their own pc or laptop.
Others, not students, tempted to buy it for their basic office needs such as Word and Excel and Powerpoint, may perhaps first like to check and see if their employer is signed up to Microsofts 'Home User Program'. This allows employees to register with Microsoft and get a more fully loaded Office package for the price of the disk plus postage and packing, currently about £18.
Rating:
- Office 2007... A definate improvement.I not so long ago purchased a Notebook to help with my University work and found that i had no copy of Office to actually do my work on so i browsed online stores for the latest version of office which was "Office 2007" which was the Home and Student Edition, perfect for me as it had:
- Microsoft Word
- Microsoft PowerPoint
- Microsoft Excel
- Microsoft OneNote
Amazon had the best price at the time and so i ended up purchasing it, and i must say that i like it very much. This is a definate improvment from using Office 2003, but it only get's 4 stars as i find the Tool Bar options (File, Edit, View etc) rather annoying to navigate, but that is just my personal opinion.
Very much improved and with the Compatability function allowing you to open and save documents from previous versions (from 97 to 2003) makes things easier.
Highly recommended for sudents and those who just want the basics out of Office with a touch more style and a better look.
Rating:
- Don't make 'em like they used to...Ever noticed the build quality on your car is worse than the one you had ten years ago? Well, dare I say it, but this feels a bit like having plastic seats. They work, but they can be annoying and get you sticky. Like the other reviewers on here, I vote to stick with the old version: the new one is fine, but the familiarity of the old one and its features are certainly not bettered by this version.
Rating:
- The future is here!I always found Windows Nt/Me/Xp/2000/1997/1995 & dos rathere hard to handle, complicated and overall rathere black-and-white with a blotchy tint. I never was 100/100 on computers, not even 70, but Windows Vista has totally changed the way I view softwere, computers and the future in general. I got the Vista home premium package, which is a part of this double-box set and will never forget how it wiped the blotch of Vaseline off of my glasses. A new world was opened to me: the world of ease online. Science I have had Vista [a few months now] I have never encountered any viruses apart from a tracking coockie which actually has its benifits. I`m not sure if this is because of Vista its self, or because of the Norton Anti-Virus which is specially formulated to suit vista. Whichever it is, I really don`t care, because Vista has opened a doorway for me into the future... Enjoy [trust me you will].
Rating:
- A waste of moneyI have been using Office 97 quite happily for a decade, but allowed myself to be lured by promises of exciting new features in the 2007 version. Foolishly, I assumed Microsoft's uber-engineers would have listened to lots of customer feedback on the old version and produced something new, revolutionary and, well, better.
Not so. I have yet to find ANYTHING which makes me think, "hey, that's neat!", but I've come across plenty that made me think "why the heck have they changed THAT!?!?".
Save your money. You must have better things to spend it on than this.
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