Microsoft Office XP 2002 Small Business 3-pack OEM

Heads up...This is missing something!

Had problems with installation as there was not any place to activate the program....After several attempts, finally found it. The email doesnt work until the software is activated....Very frustrating. ...

Office XP-A Marvelous Program

Office XP works well, and I also enjoy using the many exciting features because it allows me to creat ANY type of document or letter I want or need for whatever it IS I am working with.

"Great Package"

Office XP is probably the only thing Microsoft has done right. It has almost everything I need: Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and Outlook. This software package is easy to use and almost anyone can learn the basics in relatively little time. The interface

Its dominant place in the business world means excel, word etc. is the neccesary set of products, however I don't particularly like Office, and would love for a storng non-Microsoft competitor to take dominance.

"good suite"

Don't know the system well enough to make a lot comments, I haven't worked with the other versions of Office. I like this one, but seems some simple tasks are not even options. Help stinks.

"Not as I espected..."

I had Office 2000 and just wanted to upgrade to Office XP because I thought it will change and make it better but I was wrong. Office 2000 is much more stable, faster, and easier to use than the XP edition. I think that Microsoft just think about sty

"More of the same, too expensive."

I have used extensively all offices since 95 and find XP to have some funny problems that cannot be explained. Yes there are good features but nothing significant. With so much money and resources Microsoft is forever plagued with "cannot make a sof

"Great Buy (if you're paying A$250)"

I have just upgraded from Office 2000 and Windows Me to Windows and Office XP. I believe my computer (a PIII 700 Mhz laptop with 192MB RAM) has never run better. Granted I am eligible for the education version and did not really need to upgrade, but

"Gone back to 2000"

Absolutely hate that Outlook no longer supports Microsoft Mail. Mail is all we need for our small office of six machines. I certainly don't need the headaches of an exchange server plus the IT expert to run it. Outlook's "development" to curtail s

"A lot of money, but a fair buy."

Íf youre using Win XP too youre othervise fairly fast computer whill from nowon only work upphill. It demands, if not the newest computer the computer that was byed yesterday (a fast cpu and a grat deal of ram) but if you hav all this and still got a