Best Business and Productivity Software with Academic License

the environments in the missions are bland and the single player basically turns out to be mech training.

i also haven't used any of the other programs in the suite yet, but if prior versions are any indicator, they will also be easy to use and powerful.

software is more intuitive and simples in use, yet more sophisticated and effective than dominant ms office 2003 or 2007.

the switch was simple.

it includes the 2003 editions of word, excel, powerpoint, and outlook--the same programs as office basic 2003.

strengths: strong programs for students, costs much less than office basic 2003 (although it is the same program).

microsoft continues to improve the office suite with each version, improving ease of use, and adding desirable features.

summary: microsoft continues to improve the office suite with each version, improving ease of use, and adding desirable features.

cons: registration is tacky the bottom line: for quality productivity and ease of use, microsoft office xp is number one choice in office productivity.

pros: ease of use, microsoft support, includes more programs cons: price, poor documentation about features the bottom line: great features are included now on the office xp.

the product provided the advanced basics needed for most home applications.

it is easy to use and a lot cheaper than the same version of microsoft office for professionals.

and, it's easy to use.

it has the basic word, excel, powerpoint and outlook programs.