Test drive Office 2007 without downloading
By Online Security Authority on Jan 31, 2007 in Online Security Authority, Thoughts on Security, Website Security
Dying to try the next version of Microsoft’s venerable Office suite, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, OneNote, Project, Publisher, Visio, InfoPath and SharePoint? Look no further than this tip from Download Squad, where you can try all those Office 2007 programs online for free. That’s right, no downloading! Test drive via the web, and see if you like ‘em before you consider buying them. There are also tutorials, which are helpful, since the next version of Office is probably the biggest break from tradition ever- a tradition stretching back to the mid-90′s….
OSA Editorial Comments:
It’s always best to kick the tires and drive it around the block, but actually it is better if your friend test drives it frist ‘;)
Your Online Security Authority
Bill Wardell
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3 Comment(s)
By Somnilocus on May 17, 2008 | Reply
Ooo.. thanks for this. I’m still on Office ’03, heh. I heard that some features are missing from the newer ones, though? I’m not sure if it’s worth updating. I’ll take a look at it, a new toy to play with.
Thanks again for sharing.
By Dartz on May 22, 2008 | Reply
I’ll stick with Open Office, anything that Microsoft has made, there is a downloadable or open source version. They’re pretty cool, but in the end, I’ll end up forking out for them.
Switching to open source has saved my company several thousand dollars.
By descorpio on May 24, 2008 | Reply
I hesitate to work with office 2007.Because it has got too many features and often my system speed gets deterioted.So i still use 2003 package and i find it very sufficient.Infact i use only the portable format.I have not even installed it.