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Should I get Office 07?
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I don't think too many ppl here have 07. might be good idea to check it out yourself here:
all i did was to type "what's new in outlook 2007" in google.
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all i did was to type "what's new in outlook 2007" in google.
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In that case you could always just upgrade your Outlook. That is, if you deemed the 2007 version worth the upgrade. Do you use Exchange server or SharePoint server? I'd use it for the internet calendar subscriptions alone. I love it. Remember, Office 2003 is a very good version. 
HTH
Regards,
Zack Barresse
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. What is a MS MVP? PODA
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HTH
Regards,
Zack Barresse
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication. What is a MS MVP? PODA
- Leonardo da Vinci
My perosnal opinion...
I'm not really thrilled with it. I think, but can't prove, that there are a few gremlins running around that cause some strange problems. For instance, Access becomes a fairly good-sized resource hog and table relations will stop working correctly after a period of time and will require a reboot to "clear up" whatever is causing the problem.
Also, the whole "look and feel" has changed completely. There's a rather large "ribbon" that replaces the old "File, Edit, View..." tool bar and it's almost completely uncustomizable as well as HUGE!
But, it was a corporate mandate so we live with it. If you're "very happy" with 2003, my suggestion would be to stay with it, at least until 2007 has gone through a few service packs.
I'm not really thrilled with it. I think, but can't prove, that there are a few gremlins running around that cause some strange problems. For instance, Access becomes a fairly good-sized resource hog and table relations will stop working correctly after a period of time and will require a reboot to "clear up" whatever is causing the problem.
Also, the whole "look and feel" has changed completely. There's a rather large "ribbon" that replaces the old "File, Edit, View..." tool bar and it's almost completely uncustomizable as well as HUGE!
But, it was a corporate mandate so we live with it. If you're "very happy" with 2003, my suggestion would be to stay with it, at least until 2007 has gone through a few service packs.
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