Microsoft® Office Standard 2007—Military Appreciation Edition

[Team Sergeant]

Time to go shopping !!!!!

Microsoft® Office Standard 2007—Military Appreciation Edition

Buy now for $49.99 and save up to 87%.*

Get Office Standard 2007—Military Appreciation Edition for just $49.99. That’s up to $349 off!
You’ve got projects. Lots of projects. Get them done better and easier with Microsoft® Office Standard 2007—Military Appreciation Edition. Office Standard 2007 has a redesigned interface, enhanced tools, and a help system that’s really helpful. So you can organize your household finances, help your kids make great school presentations, and keep everyone connected. It’s just one way we can say thanks.
The Military Appreciation Edition of Office 2007 includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.

Microsoft Office Live Workspace, your online extension of Microsoft Office, lets you access your documents from anywhere online, and share them with your family when you're away. It’s easy, and free. Just sign up and go.
This offer valid for Active Duty Military, National Guard personnel, Reserves, US Civilian Department of Defense employees when stationed outside of the US, Department of State Officials serving in Foreign countries and dependents of the above. If you can shop for retail merchandise at your local exchange, you are authorized to order from the Catalog and Exchange online store.

*Savings calculated by comparing the limited time price of Office Standard 2007—Military Appreciation Edition to the estimated retail price of Office Standard 2007. Available Jan. 1, 2009 through Dec. 31, 2009 through participating Exchange stores.

**The Catalog and Exchange online store is for the exclusive use of authorized exchange customers.



http://www.microsoft.com/office/offers/military/

[Kyobanim]

And it comes with this . . .

[Gypsy]

Nice. Thanks, TS...will have to pass this along to my NG guys I work with here.

[The Reaper]

Good deal, but you might want to try Office 2007 before you buy.

Not everyone thinks it is an improvement.

Nice gesture, though.

TR

[Masochist]

... you might want to try Office 2007 before you buy.

Not everyone thinks it is an improvement ...

For those who have tried it (or plan to) and are looking to lessen the learning curve, Microsoft has created a "Get Started" tab that integrates into Word, Excel and Powerpoint. The tab allows you to watch video demos and training and contains an interactive guide to help you find where the Office 2003 commands and buttons appear in Office 2007.

Download it here:
http://www.office.microsoft.com/en-us/help/HA102146851033.aspx

[BigJimCalhoun]

Once you learn that the big circle in the top left is what used to be the File menu, all is well. It does take a little getting used to, but after that I was fine with it.

[longrange1947]

If you are military or civilian gov't, it is called Enterprise and is the full version for $29.95. It came out as a military home purchase last year so that you can work at home. Of course that forced all the gov't offices to shift over so that the ome work guys could interface with the office guys.

2007 will read all the old and I do mean old, I opened a Lotus 1,2,3 v1.1 file with it, but if you save it default to 2007 version only 2007 will read it.

The learning curve is steeper but is actually, once you get used to it a touch more intuitive.

Try here: hxxp://www.microsofthup.com/hupus/home.aspx?culture=en-US

Replace xx with tt as I am not big on hotlinking stuff to microsoft.

[Masochist]

Updates:

If you are military or civilian gov't, it is called Enterprise and is the full version for $29.95. ...

Try here: hxxp://www.microsofthup.com/hupus/home.aspx?culture=en-US

Replace xx with tt as I am not big on hotlinking stuff to microsoft.

Microsoft is now offering Office Enterprise for $9.99.


Microsoft® Office Standard 2007—Military Appreciation Edition

Buy now for $49.99 and save up to 87%.*
...
http://www.microsoft.com/office/offers/military/

Sadly the price for the Office Standard 2007—Military Appreciation Edition has been bumped up to $79.95.

[Longstreet]

Save your cash and just download Open Office. It has the same applications as MS Office, is compatible with MS products and it is completely free. Mr. Gates has enough money and there is no reason for him to have more of yours. Check it out.

http://www.openoffice.org/



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