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Microsoft FrontPage 2003 [OLD VERSION]

from: Microsoft Software

October 21, 2003
Disk took 2 weeks to arrive, it was cracked (sent in paper envelope with no protection) and had "NOT FOR RESALE" stamped on its front. I attempted numerous times to contact the seller to no avail.

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Microsoft Windows XP Pro x64 Edition SP2C for System Builders - 1 pack

from: Microsoft Software

April 03, 2008
This is the last release of x64 XP from Microsoft, you'll only get updates, but no SP3 update. It runs at least 4x the speed of an optimized Vista system. I personally use it on my dual core system, and couldn't imagine using Vista.

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Windows Vista Business with SP1 Upgrade

from: Microsoft Software

March 19, 2008
I purposely purchased Vista Business because I thought that Microsoft would ensure that their more expensive product would be more stable and productive that the other versions of Vista. I was wrong. Vista freezes more than any version of Windows I have used previously. I have had a new version of the blue screen of death. It does not recognize either my new printer or one of my displays even after attempting multiple updates of both of these drivers (both automatic updates, and manually).

To be blunt, Microsoft has taken a signficant step back with this product and seems to have wasted time on making a product that is more Apple-like than making a product that works.

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Microsoft Office 2000 Professional [OLD VERSION]

from: Microsoft Software


I received this program quickly. It was in excellent condition and runs great on my Windows Vista computer.

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Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 SP2B for System Builders

from: Microsoft Software


Received well before expected, brand new packaged in retail package. I am very happy with the product, and will definately order from this retailer again. Will also recommend to friends.

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Microsoft Office 97 Professional (Windows) [CD-Rom]

from: Microsoft Software


Several of my clients have lost their 'orange' numbers, ruined their current CDs, refused to take care of them, scratched them, or they just lost them. This is the best way to help someone rebuild their Microsoft CD collection from the bottom up.

Once you buy this, you can then start buying, again, the upgrades to Microsoft's Office Professional's software. Especially since Access, the database, has become soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo HOT!!

You need the database,(Access) when you buy any Office upgrade, you will pay the upgrade price and you should look for the Office version with Access in it, not the Standard version, but the Professional version.

You can still use this software and it will get you ... Read More:

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Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 Version Upgrade

from: Microsoft Software

January 30, 2007
Well i dont actually own the product i have downloaded the trial and it is pretty good. It has many new visually and shadowing and mirror effect
I would highly recommend it.

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Microsoft Digital Image Suite 10.0

from: Microsoft Software

July 12, 2004
I'm just a person who likes to work with my own photos. I'm not an expert, but I like to produce great pictures. I haven't used it nearly enough to any way have used all its helps. But what I do use regularly in working with my pictures has been easy to learn, and totally satisfying in the end results of what I print out or put in my photo albums. I bought it on my cousin's recommendation who has used it since it 1st came out, and she can do anything with it.

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Windows XP Pro OEM

from: Microsoft Software


Nothing wrong with this, you just install, go online and update, no bugs , no problems.

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Microsoft Word 2007 Version Upgrade

from: Microsoft Software

January 30, 2007
As an instructor for a one credit hour class in Job Search Strategies, one of the primary goals of the course is for each student to develop resumes, cover letters, business cards, and references sheets.

I have a range of students with varying degrees of Microsoft Office proficiency, and this year's progress is significantly slower than previous classes. The new Word Command interface initially impresses the user with it's slick styling and sleek look, until you actually need to find a specific command, and then the user-hostile, maze-like nature of the interface becomes all to apparent.

Despite our school's policy of choosing which software packages we teach based on those that are most prevolent in industry, Word ... Read More: