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Archive for October, 2006
The Picture Tools ribbon could very well be in my Top 5 list of new features in Office 2007. I’m regularly working with images in my day job, with blogging and with my variety of web clients. For most of my work I’m using a variety of programs ranging from the free Irfanview, to SnagIt, to the full-featured Macromedia Fireworks MX.
But for quick editing of images and making some creative changes to graphics, Word has started to become fairly full-featured for the average home user.
Here’s the new packaging you should be looking for when you’re browsing your favorite software retailer shopping for the next version of Microsoft Office suite.
I’ve been running Office 2007 now for about 6 months or so across the various iterations. I’ve been pleased with the new features and organization of information. It does take a little bit of getting used to and finding some of the lesser used features, but that’s the whole point right. Anything you’re going to be using regularly is right up front, right where you need it when you need it.
The new Office suite will be availalbe in the following variations with prices:
- Microsoft Office Professional 2007 ($499/$329)
- Microsoft Office Small Business 2007 ($449/$279)
- Microsoft Office Standard 2007 ($399/$239)
- Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 ($149/NA)
Office 2007 should be available to general public in January 2007 or shortly thereafter.
Source: ForeverGeek & DailyTech
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