Microsoft Office

Microsoft Office is actually a "suite" of computer programs. It includes a word processor called Word, a spreadsheet called Excel and a presentation program called PowerPoint.

A Variety of Versions
While almost every version of Office contains those three programs, Microsoft may offer up to nine "flavors," depending on your budget and needs.

Scalability
These flavors also vary substantially in price.

Volume Licensing
With volume licensing, Microsoft can sell you a large batch of "product keys" for Office. You can use the same physical copy of Office to install on these computers, while allotting each install one of those product keys.

Separating Components
Most of the individual applications in the Microsoft Office suite can be purchased separately. Buying a suite costs less than buying multiple components separately.
 

Microsoft Office - Microsoft Office 2010

Microsoft Office 2010 offers powerful new ways to deliver your best work—at the office, at home, or at school. Designed to deliver the best productivity experience across the PC, phone, and browser, Office 2010 helps you capture your ideas more creatively, work more easily with others, and gives you the flexibility to get work done when and where you choose.

Microsoft Office - Microsoft Office 2007

With the release of Office 2007, Microsoft delivered the most significant update to the Office user interface in more than a decade. Traditional menus were replaced by the Ribbon, authoring features were consolidated under the Microsoft Office Button, contextual tabs consolidated commands relevant to the object of focus in one location, and Galleries simplified operations with a "pick and click" interface to achieve desired results.

Microsoft Office - Microsoft Office 2003

Microsoft's Office Professional 2003 is a bundle of essential desktop applications: Office Word2003 for word processing, Office Excel 2003 for spreadsheets, Office PowerPoint 2003 for presentations, and Office Outlook 2003 for e-mail and personal information. This Professional edition also includes the Office Access 2003 database manager along with Office Publisher 2003, an easy-to-use desktop publishing application. Office applications share a common look and feel, and also benefits from shared components, such as the drawing tools which let you create charts, diagrams and text effects. Another strong point is the integrated Visual Basic for Applications, enabling anything from simple macros to complete custom solutions.

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