Microsoft Word 2007 Open License

Whether you're a large corporation or a start-up business, you face many of the same business challenges. With Microsoft Word 2007 Open License, you get powerful yet flexible tools designed specifically to help you meet these and other challenges. more

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From: CNET
Posted: Sep-20-2009

"stunningly inept rewrite, throw out your old documents"

run. run far away. if you have a routine, or if you have a legacy of documents, prepare to throw them out. this program will autoformat everything, and it will do it wrong. customized macros seem to die, as well. revealing the limited codes that

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From: CNET
Posted: Sep-18-2009

"Worthless. What was Microsoft thinking?"

I am an attorney. I currently use Word 2003 and I have used every version of Word since 2.0 on a daily basis. I recently purchased Office 2007 for use on home computers by my children and to evaluate for an upgrade in my office. This will NEVER be

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From: CNET
Posted: Aug-28-2009

"One Size Does NOT fit all!"

As a legal secretary, I find Word 2007 to be a total waste! Talk about fixing something when it isn?t broken ? this one takes the cake!! Word isn?t just for word processing anymore -- it's PowerPoint II! C?mon Microsoft -- I need the option of cus

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From: CNET
Posted: Aug-23-2009

"Stifling the urge to defenestrate my computer"

The GUI is so horribly bad that it overwhelms whatever good features MS has managed to put into Word 2007. Taking a product built around a standardized interface that has served users for nearly 20 years and radically changing it without adequate in

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From: CNET
Posted: Aug-08-2009

"Don't have time to relearn everything..."

I don't remember ever having a difficult time using a Microsoft product. I'm sure the wealth of customizable features could be great if you had the time to learn every inch. But it just doesn't work too well when you jump on a new computer and try

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From: CNET
Posted: Jul-25-2009

"If it aint' broke don't fix it."

If I wanted to learn an entire new word processor I would have gotten something from an entirely different manufacturer. Whoevers idea it was to completely reinvent a perfectly good software program should be fired. It shouldn't take forever to compl

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From: CNET
Posted: Jul-21-2009

"Not user friendly for those with previous MS experience"

I have been an Office user for almost 10 years and loved it (not a MS hater). I wrote extensive documents with complicated formats using 2000 and 2003 and never really had a problem figuring things out, but whoever said 2007 was a good upgrade must'

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From: CNET
Posted: Jul-15-2009

"Stupid .docx format that my other computers can't read"

It sucks. These stupid docx files dropped 6 points off my rating. Also, it's kinda hard to use. I prefer my older version of MS word because at least I can use it faster. The difficulty of use dropped another 2 points. Don't waste your money.

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From: CNET
Posted: Jul-15-2009

"All the commands I don't need, few that I do need"

Bring back Word 2003.

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From: CNET
Posted: Jul-10-2009

"It is terrible compared to 2003"

It is slow, needs a lot of memory, lacks a features available earlier. and has just one purpose ? to become incompatible with the previous version to force users to switch en-mass.

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