MS Office Word 2007 Reviews

When it comes to word processors, Microsoft has been the leading light for PC systems for some time. However, with the 2007 installment we see the most feature packed word-processor yet with some very noticeable and somewhat unpopular changes. Previous versions of Word were familiar due to their standardised interface meaning the user ...  Read the complete review

Microsoft Word is what most people, from schools to businesses, will use as their primary word processor, and it is very easy to see why. It is easy to navigate around, any one even vaguely literate in computers will be up and running instantly. The program opens up with a big page in the middle, with options for formatting etc at the ...  Read the complete review

After briefly skimming over the other reviews for this product, I can say with certainty that I am obviously one of the few sane people to use this product. When the phrase "radical graphical overhaul" is thrown around, it usually means that the icons are being updraded from 32bit to 64bit, however that phrase would be an understatement ...  Read the complete review

Word 2007 is the latest edition of the very successful Word processing software from Microsoft. Word is usually installed on moat PC machines when purchased, but I am not sure if the 2007 edition is installed, as I purchased my version. There are two ways in which a person may purchase Word, this is either separately or in a bundle with other ...  Read the complete review

I have been using Microsoft Office 2007 at work now for a few months. Unfortunately I still haven't got to grips with exactly how all the features should be accessed. I suppose I could be blamed for being an un-educated user or perhaps I should read the help documentation. The thing is I never had to for the old style ...  Read the complete review

Having upgraded from Word 2003 to Word 2007 I can safely say that it was an upgrade worth making. Everything from the layout has been greatly improved. My favourtie new feature is the zooming tool in the bottom right hand corner which can be adjusted by a slider. It allows you to see either your entire document or zoom right up close. ...  Read the complete review

Give me a rubics cube blindfolded and I might stand a chance but Microsoft Word 2007 no way. The noticeable difference is the configuration of the menus, which makes finding everything that you are used to seeing a bit harder, you do get used to it but what doesn't help is other 2007 packages haven't gone down the same road, so if you ...  Read the complete review

Microsoft Word is a word processing program created by the mighty Microsoft corporation. Most new computers come with it installed already, but buying it separately will set you back around £180, which is a mindblowing price for a program that most of us will only use to type a letter or essay. The main thing about this program is that ...  Read the complete review

Word 2007 is a big improvement on all older versions, mainly because of it's brand new GUI with a ribbon feature. You can easily access a large number of word's tools and features through the ribbon at the top. It also works better than menus because related features (eg. formatting) are grouped together so you can change ...  Read the complete review

Word is by far the most popular word processing application available. Pretty much every windows user will have used word for one purpose or another. Word offers a vast amount of features so you can do everything you want and need to do to make your documents professional and good looking. You can type stuff to some degree on notepad ...  Read the complete review

Microsoft Word is the standard word processing software that everyone will be familiar with, the latest instalment; Microsoft Word 2007 shakes things up a bit making some changes to the Word program. Look The program interface has gotten a whole new look, it is still recognisable as Microsoft Word but it has been brought up to ...  Read the complete review