Microsoft Office 2007 Ultimate
$345.99 to $740.08 from 37 sellers
Full Product, PC
Rating:
9.6
Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007 provides people at home or work with a comprehensive toolset to gather and consolidate virtually any type of information, which they can easily share with others across geographical or organizational boundaries to deliver better results faster.
| Summary |
| Description |
Office 2007 Ultimate |
| Manufacturer |
Microsoft |
| Lowest Price |
$279.99 |
| Available at |
37 Stores |
| MPN/UPC/SKU |
76H00325 |
| Product Specification |
| Software |
| Program Type |
- E-mail/Contact Manager
- Note Taking
- Presentation
- Publishing/Marketing
- Spreadsheet
- Word Processor
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| License Type |
Full Product |
| Media Format |
DVD-ROM |
| Min License Size |
1 user(s) |
| Max License Size |
1 user(s) |
| System Requirements |
| Required Operating System |
- Microsoft Windows XP
- Windows 2003 Server
|
| Required Processor Speed |
500 MHz |
| Required Memory |
256 MB |
| Required Disk Space |
3 GB |
| More Info |
| URL |
Click here
|
| General |
| Review Date: 16-Feb-08 |
|
MollyBernier
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Rating: 10
Time with product:
Strengths: Excellent New Interface & Navigation
Weaknesses: Expensive
Summary: I decided to take the plunge and install Windows Vista which required that I also upgrade Office. The installation was easy with one DVD. The new interface is great and does away with myriad menu bars. Both Vista and Office have been very stable. There's a learning curve to figure out where all the menu items are hidden and the software is a bit expensive, but I highly recommend the upgrade, even if you're sticking with XP for now.
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| Review Date: 16-Feb-08 |
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CareyBe
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Rating: 10
Time with product: 7 Days
Strengths: Great new interface. Great new look. Same best-of-breed office software. Lots of add-ins and software included. License allows for three installations.
Weaknesses: A bit expensive. The menu layout takes getting used to. Some menu items are buried pretty deep which makes them difficult to find.
Summary: Our upgrade to Windows Vista required us to also upgrade Office. We couldn't be happier. The software was very easy to install from a single DVD and has been very stable. The menu bars and drop-down menus have been merged into new navigation interface and productivity is really enhanced once you learn where all the menu items are located. However, our favorite upgrade is the very fast email indexing and searching in Outlook. Painfully slow email searches are a thing of the past. Office is still the best office suite available.
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| Review Date: 23-Nov-07 |
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benjithedoggie
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Rating: 8
Time with product: 1 Month
Strengths: Nice User Interface. Excel is more stable with macros
Weaknesses: Saves everything in a new format, expensive, better to get the student teacher edition if you qualify.
Summary: I overall think this is a good product, although quite expensive, it saves everything in a new format, although backward compatible with the older format. It was a lot more stable and fixed issues I had with macros in Excel 2003 however.
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| Review Date: 01-Jun-07 |
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SLK_VIK
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Rating: 10
Time with product: 3 Weeks
Strengths: Super Productive, Much More intuitive interface, many useful add-ins.
Weaknesses: None, Semi Large installation space needed (Greater then 1.5 GB)
Summary: Microsoft Office 2007 Ultimate is an excellent product for work and home it has many helpful mini templates to get the job done. I love its new "Fluent User" Interface that only puts out the tools that you use on specific tasks. Its overall design is excellent, I am glad upgraded would recommend it to SMB users or power users like me. Very Stable.
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| Review Date: 24-Feb-07 |
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dimgeoch
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Rating: 10
Time with product: 4 Weeks
Strengths: New looks
Weaknesses: None so far
Summary: This is the most full package, including all of the applications from other packages. New looks are very nice, love new menus instead of toolbars. Works fine on Vista Ultimate, but needs time to used to it, or find some settings. Even, usually you find them at the place you think it should be.
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