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Microsoft Word 2007 Home and Student Edition (PC)
 
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Microsoft Word 2007 Home and Student Edition (PC)

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Platform:   Windows Vista / XP
3.1 out of 5 stars See all reviews (14 customer reviews)
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  • Platform:   Windows Vista / XP
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Microsoft Word 2007 Home and Student Edition (PC) + Microsoft Office 2007 Home and Student Edition (3 User Licence) (PC) + Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 (PC)
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  • Create great-looking documents with consistent formatting, better graphics effects and high-impact tables and charts
  • See formatting changes before you make them using Live Preview
  • Create documents faster with the new streamlined interface and a wider choice of ready-made templates and styles
  • Insert and format text boxes faster with Easy Format
  • Remove comments, hidden text and personal information from documents with Document Inspector

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Manufacturer's Description
Welcome to Microsoft Word 2007, included in the 2007 release of the Microsoft Office system. Word 2007 is a powerful authoring program that gives you the ability to create and share documents by combining a comprehensive set of writing tools with an easy-to-use interface.

Word 2007 helps information workers create professional-looking content more quickly than ever before. With a host of new tools, you can quickly construct documents from predefined parts and styles, as well as compose and publish blogs directly from within Word. Advanced integration with Microsoft SharePoint Server 2007 and new XML-based file formats make Word 2007 the ideal choice for building integrated document management solutions.

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Word Home and Student 2007 makes it easier than ever to producehigh-quality documents in any number of styles and formats. Gettasks done with confidence and security with the document recoveryfeature and the Document Inspector tool. Organize your no


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49 of 50 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars A major upgrade but steep learning curve, 13 Mar 2007
By SEC "googun" (Bicester, England) - See all my reviews
I'd describe myself as an expert Word user. I've been using it since its DOS days, through Word For Windows and right up to the most recent version. The upgrade to Word 2007 has to be the greatest leap since the one from DOS to Windows. The new features of Word are proving useful, such as the new approach to styles, the grid for positioning objects, and improved publishing and reviewing tools. Instant preview of formatting features is very useful to me, as it dispenses with the annoying try-undo-try method of experimenting in a document. However, I wasn't prepared for the huge changes Microsoft has made to the interface - the menus and toolbars.

The new user interface dispenses with familiar pull-down menus and rows of icons stacked into toolbars, and presents instead an entirely new approach to the presentation of tools, using a single 'ribbon' of controls where toolbars used to be, grouped into named collections, such as Clipboard, Font, and Styles. Above the ribbon is what looks like pull-down menu titles, but these just swap the ribbon's content to suit the chosen activity. This seems like a clunky way of doing things, but the ribbon manages to make far more tools available and visible at a time, meaning an end to trawling through menus and submenus. If the ribbon is in the way, you can collapse/hide it.

Also new to 2007 is the Office button - which is home to many file-related tasks such as opening, saving, printing and publishing. (Oddly it isn't used in the main Outlook 2007 window!)

The down-side of all this novelty is that activities that used to be second nature to me I now have to re-learn using the new methods. For example, document properties are now in the Prepare section of the Office button menu. It has taken me a couple of weeks to get used to working with the new interface, but I like it because, once you get used to it, it is actually a nicer way to interact with Word.

I write a lot of software for Word too, using the built-in VBA programming language. Thankfully, almost all my old code works fine in word 2007. As Word no longer supports toolbars, you'll find your toolbar icons now appear in the Add-Ins ribbon. Unfortunately, as usual, Microsoft has done almost nothing to improve VBA, but at least compatibility is not a problem. I've heard that Word 2007 runs some code slower than previously, though Word generally seems to make the computer work a bit harder. Personally, my code works just as fast as it used to.

Some reviewers have howled about file incompatibility, but they are mistaken. Word 2007 can easily be configured to save old style DOC files. I publish all my work as DOC, but all my pre-published documents are stored in DOCX files, which are much smaller and more stable than DOC ever could be.

Due to a spat between Microsoft and Adobe, Word doesn't support 'Save as PDF' out of the box, but this feature is a free download from Microsoft's website, along with the (also free) 'Save as XPS' feature.

Overall I'm pleased with the upgrade. Microsoft has done a grand job on it, but if you take the plunge and upgrade, allow a week or two to become familiar with the new interface!
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15 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars NICE PACKAGE, BUT MS VISTA DOESN'T LIKE IT!, 21 May 2008
By Mr. J. M. E. Bevan - See all my reviews
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Have just loaded MS Office 2007 pack into my PC (XP system) and am very impressed with the new Word 2007 & Excel 2007 layouts. Unfortunately, I also tried to load the software into my wife's laptop (Vista operating system) but Vista doesn't like it - everytime she clicks on the Word 2007 icon the software starts installing itself all over again. Vista is really pretty awful - where's that nice button on Control Panel which says 'Install New Programs' - seems to have disappeared in Vista.
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14 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Out with the old...., 27 Mar 2008
By C. J. Thorpe "Bird" - See all my reviews
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I must say that I DID (read underlined and bold) agree with the comments about it being a terrible system, until that is, I really practiced with it. At first it is very difficult to switch from a previous version of Office to this one, but, with a little practice and a lot of, initial, patience, I feel that the rewards of this system far outweigh the hassles!

I LOVE the new flexibility that has been added to the various parts of the system, and the way the 'Ribbon' (after initially being a bit frustrating due to my using 2003) puts all the tasks you are used to, and more, in easy access tabs. I know that there are those out there who want it to look like the 2003 system as that is the system they are used to (go do a search on the net and you'll find lots of free add-in downloads to do exactly that for you!!). And if you are one of those who likes to move all the icons around, or add your own, then you'll either need to learn how to write in XML, or just add them to the quicktask menu (no different than adding them to a toolbar in 2003!!).
And there is the fact that you can make template packages (Themes) that you can use across the board (Excel, PP, Word, Publisher, et al), the 'Live Preview' function to see what the formatting will look like in your document (it changes the formatting in the document as you hover over the options, not changing it until you click it), et. al.

And don't even get me started on the amazing capabilities of One-Note!! I have a PDA and can now chat away, draw diagrams and scribble notes while away from my computer, then have them import automatically when I cradle it. I have to say that this is one of the most amazing tools I have used for my project work and personal study that I have ever found - It alone makes the price of this worth it to me!

In conclusion, just take your time - leave 2003 installed until you get used to this version (all the programs in the suite will run side-by-side without conflict, bar Outlook) - and get to know the new system! You'll be amazed at the power that has been added ....

.... if you let yourself! ;-)

CJ
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2.0 out of 5 stars buying it for vista laptop, Don't like it but need it
Nearly coming to the end of the trial version I have got to say that the menu is not as intuative to everyone, and especially not me. Read more
Published 3 months ago by A. Stewart

5.0 out of 5 stars Microsoft Word.
I am very pleased with this product It was easy to install,and does what is required of it .
Published 4 months ago by Mr. Ian Coulson

1.0 out of 5 stars More Money, Hardly any New Features and Lots of Changes
Word 2007 feels like lots of changes for little point. Well there is a point - the need to get people to buy a new version that has very little to offer compared with Word 2003... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Mr. Joe Merieux

1.0 out of 5 stars I hate it!
I've been trying to use this version of Word for a year now, and I just can't get on with it. I use Word 2003 at work (a lot) and 2007 at home (not quite as much). Read more
Published 5 months ago by D. White

4.0 out of 5 stars It all depends on how YOU work...
I struggled over how many stars to give Word 2007. I gave it 3 and then I gave it 4 and then back to 3, and finally settled on 4. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Bookish

3.0 out of 5 stars stick to word 2003
This is awful. It is slow, crashes all the time under Vista, hides all the simple buttons you were used to under Word2003 and makes writing documents a nightmare. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Stuart Hotchkiss

5.0 out of 5 stars In my opinion, a real revolution - try it and see
Word '07 seems to have polarised the computing world, with users either loving it or hating it based on comparisons with previous versions ('03 especially). Read more
Published 6 months ago by M. Appleton

1.0 out of 5 stars Hateful!
Not a word I like to use, but the only one I can think of to apply to WORD 2007. I have been using WORD since Microsoft introduced it, probably getting on for 20 years ago. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Richard A. Whittle

4.0 out of 5 stars The Next Step of Control
The title can be read in two ways.

If you think that Microsoft are here to control you then you will think that this is the case with this product, however, this is... Read more
Published 20 months ago by G. Keates

1.0 out of 5 stars You would be mad to buy this
The title says it all. You really would be mad at the moment to buy this package.

Why? Well do a search on Amazon for "Microsoft Office 2007 Home and Student Edition"... Read more
Published 20 months ago by Andrew Jones

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