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| 181. Microsoft Office 97 Standard Upgrade | |
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| 182. Corel Wordperfect Suite 8 with Dragon Naturally Speaking | |
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| 183. Microsoft Office 2003 Professional - Arabic Edition - Full (FPP) | |
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| 184. Microsoft Office 2000 Professional Arabic Version (Upgrade) | |
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| 185. SmartSuite Millenium Edition 9.6 French | |
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| 186. Business Suite Deluxe | |
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| 187. Microsoft Office 2003 Professional, Arabic Version - Full Package Product (FPP) | |
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| 188. Microsoft Office Professional 2003 | |
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| 189. The Instant Software Library on CD-ROM - The Platinum Collection | |
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| 190. Professor Teaches Outlook 2002 / XP | |
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| 191. Professor Teaches Outlook 2000 & IE5 | |
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| 192. OfficeReady 2.0 | |
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| 193. Microsoft Office Personal Portfolio 2002 | |
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If you have ordered it but it has not arrived, be ready for... regret and disappointment;
I was looking for some resume templates and some PowerPoint templates. The resume templates are horrible. Microsoft didn't even use the Styles feature of Word to identify headings and text and bullets in the resume documents. All they did was change a few font sizes (most of the fonts are Arial) under the normal template and adjust the margins of the documents. This is nowhere near the quality of resume templates that you get in the MS Office installation. Likewise, the PowerPoint templates are nowhere near the quality of the templates that come with MS Office. They literally took small pieces of clipart (that you could find free online) and pasted them into PowerPoint. Most of them are on white backgrounds. For instance, one template has a clipart graphic of piano keys placed as a border across the top of the PowerPoint slide. Still a white background, and still Arial font. Absolutely no creative effort went into this product. I was too disgusted to look at the Excel templates. I seriously doubt that it took the "team" that created this product more than two hours to put these templates together. I'm not kidding; I could have done this myself in no more than a few hours. Anyone who thinks this product deserves any stars has absolutely zero design sensibility. My own admittedly sorry efforts in Word, PowerPoint, and Excel at template design are far superior to anything found in this package. I loathe this product. I wouldn't take this product if it was given away for free. Under no circumstances is this product anything that should be sold commercially--not by some middle-school computer programmer, and certainly not by Microsoft.
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| 194. Microsoft Office X Pro for Mac | |
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| 195. Microsoft Office Developer Tools 2000 1.5 Add on CD | |
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The new tools included in Office 2000 Developer 1.5 are: Workflow Designer for Exchange 2000 Server Exchange 2000 Server Developer Edition Workflow Designer for SQL Server SQL Server 7.0 Developer Edition Benefits Easily Design Workflow Processes Using Workflow Designer for SQL Server and Workflow Designer for Exchange 2000 Server, developers can: Save on development time by designing workflow processes that use SQL Server and Exchange 2000 data. Automatically generate the appropriate server-side business rules for the workflow process-requiring no client-specific code. Automate any action as part of the workflow process by attaching custom script to workflow events shown in the workflow diagram. Create Powerful Collaboration Solutions Design and build collaborative workflow and tracking solutions by using the Workflow Designer for Exchange 2000 Server to: Define information flow and create business rules within Exchange 2000 Server-based solutions, such as Office document routing. Generate workflow processes that use Collaboration Data Objects (CDO) for Workflow Objects, the native workflow engine for Exchange 2000 Server. Take advantage of the tight integration between Office 2000 and Exchange 2000 Server, such as Office document properties and the ability to save documents directly to public folders to automatically start a workflow process. Quickly Build Offline-Enabled Web Interfaces With the Workflow Designer for SQL Server, you easily can design and build Web-based workflow and tracking solutions that automate a series of tasks, designate task order, and assign permissions for who can perform tasks. You can also: Create a workflow-driven user interface using data access pages that automatically synchronizes users with the business process. The workflow toolbar monitors the workflow process and regulates actions available to users depending on their roles in the process. Build Web-based and SQL Server-based solutions that mobile users can take offline and then reconnect to the network to synchronize changes-all while enforcing business rules and preserving SQL Server data integrity. Create reusable solution templates using the Team Solutions Manager, which saves time when creating new Web-based and SQL Server-based workflow solutions. ... Read more | |
| 196. Office 2000 Premium Edition Special Build with Photo Draw CD | |
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| 197. Appleworks 6.2.7 - CD Set-int | |
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| 198. Microsoft Office: Mac 2001 Upgrade | |
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Amazon.com Review A curvy new interface, which echoes the elegance of the upcoming Mac OS X,reveals improvements in each component. Word's versatile editing tools nowinclude instant access to Encarta dictionary definitions; and Excel now importsFileMaker databases, sorts and manages lists, and sports a new calculator thatsimplifies formula creation. PowerPoint's new Tri-Pane interface and textAutoFit feature make it easier to build presentations. Plus, the ability to savePowerPoint documents as QuickTime movies makes it easier to share them. The most significant addition to Office 2001 is the new personal-informationmanager. Dubbed Entourage, it will handle your e-mail (AutoFormat andAutoCorrect features that are borrowed from Word nicely refine composition),address book, to-do list, and calendar. Entourage can filter your e-mail andtasks quickly with color-coded categories and custom views, and sync seamlesslywith your Palm OS device, which helps to keep you organized. Entourage's presence is felt throughout Office 2001--every application will letyou flag documents for follow-up and pass the reminder on to the calendar, andthe address book is accessible at any time, which is invaluable if you use Wordfor mail-merge tasks. This integrated approach is key to Office 2001's appeal. A new FormattingPalette automatically shows tools that are relevant to the task at hand; theOffice Clipboard palette keeps track of multiple items that have been copiedfrom different Office applications; and the ubiquitous Office Assistant isalways on hand with tips and how-to advice. Our advice? With features as wide-ranging as these, Office 2001 makes it easyfor you to create, manage, and present your documents like a real pro. --JackGardiner Reviews (4)
My most recent Excel upgrade prior to MS Office for the Mac 2001 was Excel 95; I took a bye on Office 98 principally because I've never been particularly fond of MS Word (even in the Mac versions that had worked reasonably well). For most of the fifteen years or so that I've been using Macs almost exclusively, my word processor of choice has been WriteNow: Lean, mean, full of most of the features that I need, still running on OS 9.2.2, and, regrettably, discontinued (abandoned would be a more appropriate term) several years ago. However, with the ever-increasing hegemony of Windows-based business networks, and with the fact that Excel 95 cannot run on a G4 Mac with OS 9.0 or newer, I bit the bullet and purchased this Office 2001 upgrade. And, while I've now pretty much climbed its learning curve, the experience hasn't exactly been one that I'd rave about. Here are a few nits I choose to pick (some small, some not so small): * Somewhere between Excel 95 and Office 2001, Microsoft programmers seem to have lost track of the fact that Macs have both "Return" and "Enter" keys. (Wintel machines have no "Return" key.) The "Return" key no longer functions as it did, scrolling down one cell in an Excel spreadsheet; it now does precisely the same thing the "Enter" key does (which is limited to whatever one chooses from the "Preferences" menu). Dumb! * In like fashion, the MS programmers decided to reassign several of the common "Command" key functions (Fill Down, Fill Across, Insert, Delete, Clear, etc.) to the "Control" key, again in some ill-founded effort at "cross-platform"compatibility. (Imagine my surprise when I first went to insert a row or column, only to find that my selection was formatted in italics!) In the process, the ergonomic superiority of the Mac keyboard, requiring less "stretch" effort to activate these keyboard shortcuts, has now been sacrificed to the Bill Gates God of Uniformity. And Microsoft continues to place the Font menu on a toolbar, not as a Mac-standard menu. Dumb! * While tools have been added to the toolbox library, the ability to customize toolbars for one's own use has actually been reduced! And the tools don't always load consistently, suggesting some bugginess that requires a Microsoft patch or two, not yet available. And, unlike previous Excel upgrades in my experience, this one appears to provide no additional chart types. Dumb! * Word is incompatible with RamDoubler 9.0 (another patch still not available). But, for once, my newest (G4) Mac has more memory than RamDoubler can deal with. Nevertheless: Dumb! * Word files - as always - are bloated for reasons that have little to do with content or formatting. (As a comparison, a 25-page file, containing a few tables and some minor formatting, which occupies 91K of HD space as a WriteNow 4.0 file and 96K as a WordPerfect 3.5e file, occupies 194K as a Word 2001 file.) If not "Dumb!", then "Why?" * The ubiquitous Wintel paperclip "Advisor" has been transmogrified to a less-than-winsome "flex-toy Mac." Gimmee a break! * Entourage is incompatible with Outlook or Outlook Express. Its inclusion is specious at best, and one wonders how many will use this module. * Once again, as far as a database module is concerned, Mac users are left in the lurch. Access continues to be notable by its absence (not that it is every database user's "dream program"), and FoxPro has long been history as far as Microsoft support is concerned. Moreover, a Mac port of SQL is just a fantasy. And VisualBasic is only present in crippled form, to support the modules that are VB-capable. There are a few (very few, I'm sad to say) gains: * PowerPoint works fine. But I have little need for it, save for the odd PP file that gets attached to my e-mail thanks to some chain letter or other. * The modules run acceptably fast. But I think this has as much or more to do with G4 speed and available RAM as it does to "tight" coding by software engineers. * Word works acceptably well (but not particularly great) as a platform for HTML coding. * I've got the cross-platform compatibility that my business-related activities require. For those G4 users needing Excel but not needing "full" cross-platform compatibility for other applications, my advice is to limit yourselves to just the Excel 2001 upgrade (saving some bucks), hang on to your WriteNow 4.0 program (it'll run just fine on OS 9.x G4's) or download a free copy of WordPerfect 3.5e, take a bye on Entourage (Outlook Express works just fine, and is bundled free with Explorer), and, if you need a database program, there's always FileMaker Pro. Summary: A "forced" upgrade for G4 Mac users who must use Excel. More steps backward than forward for those of us who prefer Macs but need the cross-platform compatibility. At best, three stars, and then only with the greatest of reluctance.
"Some keyboard shortcuts may not be available if you are using the Apple USB keyboard model number M2452 included with iMac, Power Mac G4, or Macintosh Server G4 computers." I'm hosed! I suspect this is the blue & white keyboard that shipped with a zillion iMacs, G4's and G3's (like mine). Before you pay for this upgrade, turn your keyboard over and check the model number!!! Microsoft needs to come up with a patch, or it's back to Office 98 for me. Bum the coconut.
As with most "Value Packs" or "CD Extras," one needs to do a "custom install" because some of these "free" applications might be earlier versions than those which one is already running (if one has kept current with updates). For example, I have been running Internet Explorer 5 for some time. I did not need to re-install it (and re-configure my plug-ins and preferences.) Also, I have Outlook Express 5.02; I did not need to re-install it. I do not like the way that these two applications interface, so I have to keep tweaking them so they that do not grab information from each other, thereby causing a potential exposure of all of the OE e-mail addresses to websites that one might surf, which may result in a lot of spam. (I highly recommend Aladdin Systems software (Mac) "Spring Cleaning 3.5"; its "iClean" feature assists with this issue by tossing cookies and munchies, and by removing web cache and internet history files from your browsers.) With MS Office for Mac 2001, PowerPoint documents can now be "saved as" QuickTime Movies, which is a timesaver for creating presentations. This feature is quite an improvement over MS Office 98, even if it does grab a considerable amount of RAM. (Do check to see if you need to add more RAM to your Mac before installation of this software.) I have been keeping Virtual Memory turned on, with which I boost my RAM by 150 percent, with only a slightly detectable slowing of processing speed. My vote is still out on the new Entourage program. I need to test it more to see if I like it, and if it will work efficiently with e-mail applications with proxies and with those behind firewalls. One bonus for Mac users has been the relative immunity to most e-mail-generated viruses, worms, and trojan horses, so I plan to make the transition to Entourage with all due discretion. The ability to integrate with Palm OS is nothing new for Mac users; however, Entourage may simplify the process. The instant access to "Encarta Dictionary" through Word may appeal to some users. I do not like "Encarta Dictionary" very much, although it is a vast improvement over the dictionary that was included in Word 6.01a. I prefer to use the the "OED2 on CD-ROM for Apple Macintosh®" [ISBN: 0199617279]. (However, it is necessary to keep it as the resident CD-ROM for it to work with Mac OS.) "Merriam-Webster's College Dictionary & Thesaurus" [ASIN: B00004Y3VM] is on CD-ROM, with Mac and Windows platforms, but I have no information yet on whether it will interface with Mac OS 9.1 and OS X. Finally, the main drawback to MS Office for Mac 2001 is that there are almost no up-to-date manuals in print now for users who run Mac OS 9.1. So be prepared to do some de-bugging, tweaking, and navigating without too much written help until the various "after-market" print manuals are updated and reissued. (Although I am not an "expert," I hope to review several of the updated Mac OS 9.1 and Mac OS X "bibles," "guides," and reference books, as they come to print, because I know it can be very frustrating and time-consuming for Mac users who have to de-bug new system software and applications when they do not have a tech support staff to do it for them.)
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| 199. Mavis Beacon Teaches Office XP | |
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| 200. Easy Office 2001 | |
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Incredible value for even more incredible money. I love it. This is truly 21 century software and all that an average person needs for their home office use. At least that is all I need. Very practical and useful, sophisticated yet very easy to use. That is all I wanted, I got it and I am very happy shopper. Highly recommended to all who are looking for an affordable Microsoft Software alternatives. Excellent review goes to Mr. Howard Schneider at e-press and many thanks for his kind of feedback and helpful information. Good Luck and Best New Year Wishes to the next "Bill Gates."
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