Binding: CD-ROM
Brand: Microsoft
EAN: 0659556582135
Label: Microsoft
Manufacturer: Microsoft
Model: 269-04508
Number Of Items: 1
Platform: Windows XP
Publisher: Microsoft
Studio: Microsoft
Sales Rank: 1570
MPN: 269-04508
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Editorial Review:
From Amazon.com: Microsoft Office XP's empowering document design tools, integration of voice recognition functionality, and impressive network- and Web-based sourcing capabilities should be enough to convince those interested in saving time and consolidating effort to take the leap.
In keeping with Microsoft's much-ballyhooed .NET strategy, Office XP introduces several features that utilize the vast infosphere inhabited by the 21st-century desk jockey. Smart tags beckon underneath recognized objects like misspellings or symbols, offering a stock quote here, a synonym there, or "Would anyone care to configure my auto-correction list?" The task pane looks similar to Microsoft Internet Explorer's Explorer Bar, and acts like an open tool chest pulled up alongside each application in the suite, providing readily configured searches for information or multimedia files. Putting up a team Web site that tracks projects and serves as an information hub requires only the use of one of the included templates, ready to be customized and uploaded to the server.
The Send for Review feature further streamlines the collaborative process by allowing the sender to view revisions made by multiple parties within the framework of the original document. Outlook now features a color-coded calendar and easier meeting management, along with instant messaging and variable e-mail account access. All user system errors can be tracked globally, and then network security settings modified remotely while anti-virus and debugging IT resources are diverted accordingly.
After firing up Microsoft Word, typing "Dear Somebody," and hitting the Enter key, we made a startling discovery. Up popped Clippy, Microsoft's publicly pink-slipped office assistant. Clippy might have aptly announced, "Rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated," but instead predictably observed, "It looks like you're writing a letter." Once the groans of disbelief had subsided, we quickly right-clicked and banished Clippy to the silicon ether, presumably forever. --Dominic Johnson--This review refers to Office XP Standard Edition
Amazon.ca Product Description: Microsoft Office XP Professional puts the features you need within easyreach at all times. New and improved tools in Access allow you to build andmanage lists and databases, or analyze information from databases such asMicrosoft SQL Server. New context-sensitive smart tags pop up with optionsyou need--right when you need them. No digging through menus. Tasks thatonce required multiple steps are just one click away with the new taskpane.
The new version of Outlook in Office XP Professional condenses all yourpersonal and professional e-mail into one central location, even your Web-based e-mail accounts like Hotmail. With AutoRecover, your work is saved at regular intervals while you work. PowerPoint includes animation effects and custom slidetransitions. An editable print preview assures that your printed slides and documents come out right the first time. Office XP Professional also includes Word 2002 and Excel 2002.
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This is great software but the price is too high when you consider there is software available for free that will acomplish the same or simaler things. www.openoffice.org
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I want to play an online geme and the administater of the game think that the reason that it keeps booting me out is because of the fire wall that are installed in windows xp I would really like to play this game online so I was wodering if thier is any way to get around the fire walls or to make them inactive when I want to play on the game the game is Americas Army. That might nopt even be the problem though the error that I keep get is somthing about OS:Window xp 5.1 (build:2600) CPU: Grnuinrlnyrl zuknoen ptovrddro @ 1699 MHz with 511MB Ram Video:SiS 300/305 (1160) so on and so on help please
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Office XP is perfect, having used several office suites there is only one that is the BEST and that is Microsoft Office. It is rock solid, tons of functionality, the Outlook mail client is awesome. I have used Office since the mid 90's and I am still pleased to this day.
If you want a Office suite to increase your productivity, then this is a must have. You cannot go wrong with Office!
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I have this software for 4 months and I love it becouse I have done everything I wanted to do. (ex: For my school assignments, my e-mail,...) But the Price is so high! :(
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Office 2003!
I LOVED Office XP until I started Beta-testing MS Ofice 2003.
XP is a killer work-horse, bug-FREE (except FP 2002) and integrates beautifully. I have nothing bad to say about it except it ain't 2003.
If you haven't been using it you have missed out, but wait until the end of October to buy 2003...Unless MS introduces something to trash it, the Office 2003 Suite is an enterprise level Office Suite priced for the home user.
BTW if you buy Office XP from Aug 28 to launch supposedly you can upgrade for free to 2003.
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