Microsoft Outlook 2007
by Microsoft Software
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Software Reviews of Microsoft Outlook 2007
Customer Review: Great product...
Summary: 5 Stars
...you better have enough memory on your PC for it to work properly. If you only have 2 GB or less, don't bother. U need 4 or more for it to work great. I'm also running on Windows v.7 Customer Review: Worth the upgrade
Summary: 4 Stars
I was using Outlook 2003 and after regular update patchs the product became very unstable. I could not repair it because the 2003 installer was asking for a file that did not exist on the product CD or anywhere on Microsoft's web site. After waisting time with 2003 I took the risk and moved to Outlook 2008. It was hard to give Microsoft more money to fix a problem they created with their update patches, but I needed to use this program. Outlook 2008 installed very easly. It found and imported all my email and address data. It has been very solid and seems to be faster than 2003. The user interface is cleaner. I have not ventured into the more advanced features, but will start to explore the program more completely after the holiday season.Customer Review: Good service
Summary: 5 Stars
I knew what I was getting having had Outlook on another computer so it was the quick service that made this deal work for me....ThanksCustomer Review: Much Like 2003
Summary: 4 Stars
Because the other MS Office applications were quite different from their 2003 version, I was surprised with the relative few changes with Outlook. If'd realized it, I wouldn't have made the upgrade until laterCustomer Review: The standard for office suites unfortunately
Summary: 3 Stars
MS Office is THE standard for office suites which is really saying no one is trying very hard. Office 2007 user interface is vastly different from Office 2003. The menus are based on logical grouping vs function which sometimes works and sometimes doesn't. Once you get used to where things are it's not that big of a problem. I would like to see better integration between apps instead of the clunky embedding process. If I can create a table in Word, why not just create a spreadsheet with Excel driving it? What is really needed is one single app (or interface) that does all the major functions (word processing, spreadsheet, typesetting, slides) without having to open separate apps. You would think that MS, with all of it's inside knowledge of their OS and apps could make that work.