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1.Microsoft Office 2007 Home and Student Edition (3 User Licence) (PC) from: Microsoft January 30, 2007
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I don't enjoy using Office 2007. Millions of people around the world got use to the original Microsoft Word, Powerpoint, Excel etc. and then they decided to change the layout of everything. After a while, you end up getting use to it and I quite like the way you switch from one tab to the next on Word. In other words, I quite like the way you switch from "file, edit, view... (although it's now called Home, Insert, Page layout...)". There are little things though, which are really annoying. First, I don't like the fact that there are no permanent margins around the page on Word - it makes it harder to quickly adjust the layout of headings etc. I can't stand the way it automatically double spaces, every ... Read More:

2.Office 2008 for Mac, Home and Student Edition (Mac) from: Microsoft January 16, 2008
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Office 2008 is ok. The interface is normal. It doesn't crash all that much. It is quite compatible. Its all right. Blah. If only Microsoft hadn't lost their nerve and made something as lovely as the PC Office 2007. I'm a dual user and find myself drifting back to my PC when I want to do anything work related. And that is a shame. It's just like the old days - Mac for media fun and PC for serious work and gaming. Some things never change. Not much point upgrading from 2004.

3.Microsoft Office 2007 Home and Student Edition for Bundle Offers, 3-User Licence (Service Desk Edition) (PC) from: Microsoft April 03, 2008
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Having a house full of PC's of varying ages and a mac. I am loathed to buy more licenses as I already have older pc and a mac version of office. Get "Open Office - 3" virtually free and run on any machine and save files as microsft versions .doc .ppt etc and vice versa. I am thinking of stripping vista off my childs new lap top and going over to a linux version and avoid the other rip off that is microsoft security software

4.Microsoft Word 2007 Home and Student Edition (PC) from: Microsoft January 30, 2007
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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.

5.Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Home and Student Edition (PC) from: Microsoft January 30, 2007
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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.

6.Office Accounting Pro 2008 (PC) from: Microsoft April 30, 2008
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Microsoft have extended their product range with an accounting package that fits in with the look and feel of the rest of the Office suite. Out of the box, you can be up and running creating your business in a short space of time, import your information from Excel and Microsoft Money and use the built in templates to start generating invoiuces and taking payments . The integration allows you to interface with the entire office suite bringing your accounting package and calendar together with your contacts, you can print invoices and packing lists. Information access can be limited to certain users and you can even interface with your accountant. If you PayPal, you can even interface with your PayPal account to manage ... Read More:

7.Office 2008 for Mac, Standard Edition, Full Version (Mac) from: Microsoft January 16, 2008
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Office 2008 is ok. The interface is normal. It doesn't crash all that much. It is quite compatible. Its all right. Blah. If only Microsoft hadn't lost their nerve and made something as lovely as the PC Office 2007. I'm a dual user and find myself drifting back to my PC when I want to do anything work related. And that is a shame. It's just like the old days - Mac for media fun and PC for serious work and gaming. Some things never change. Not much point upgrading from 2004.

8.Visual Studio Pro 2008, Academic Edition, (PC) from: Microsoft April 08, 2008
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Normally a new release of a development environment is just a small number of enhancements and a few minor changes to the language features. With this release of Visual Studio Microsoft have almost created an entirely new experience for the developer. Core language enhancements such as LINQ and extension methods combined with major changes to the tools such as IntelliSense for JavaScript make this a must have version of this already great development environment. Ten reasons to upgrade to this version: 1. Work with data in a unified and integrated way (LINQ) - Be more productive by using a single approach to querying and manipulating data that's integrated with the way you write code -- in the programming language. - Use a single model to query ... Read More:

9.Visual Studio Standard 2008 Win32 DVD from: Microsoft April 08, 2008
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Normally a new release of a development environment is just a small number of enhancements and a few minor changes to the language features. With this release of Visual Studio Microsoft have almost created an entirely new experience for the developer. Core language enhancements such as LINQ and extension methods combined with major changes to the tools such as IntelliSense for JavaScript make this a must have version of this already great development environment. The ability to target multiple versions of the framework from within one development environment is a great advantage, now you don't need to have multiple versions of Visual Studio installed this one version can target version 2.0, 3.0 and 3.5 of the dot net framework. The unit test features previously only ... Read More:

10.Windows XP Home Edition Upgrade with Service Pack 2 from: Microsoft August 11, 2004
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i hate to admit it being a geek, but in my time using computers, xp is a much better piece of kit. xp may be slower (only slightly) but isnt as demanding on your hardware. xp may not be as flashy or pretty, but at least it gets the job done, (my vista experience had one of my webpages crashing and then as a safety precaution shut down my computer, xp takes a while to fix it and then just gets on with it) sure vista will have some bugs, so thats another reason to get xp well at least untill they release a service pack for it. for gaming the direct x 10 feature of vista is a good thing, but on avergae you'll need twice the specs to run a game then if you did it on xp. and seen as though only a few games to my knowledge only support direct x 10 (a version of brothers ... Read More:

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