If you try it, you will get a message displayed on the screen that the offer is for new customers only.Ĭlick the green button that says Try 1 month Free and follow the instructions on the screen to be able to download the free trial offer. Please note that if you are new to Microsoft website, you may need to answer a few questions like what is your name, etc.įurthermore, you should also take notice that you cannot sign up for MS Office free trial twice. Whether you like Microsoft as a brand or not, Microsoft Office 2007 is undoubtedly an industry standard in productivity suites.Step 2: After opening a Microsoft account, visit the Free trial Download page and pick Try 1-Month Free to begin the process of signing up for this offer. Microsoft Office is a complete productivity suite. No matter what edition you use, the main four applications in Microsoft Office are Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook, which in some cases remain as industry standards for document creation and management: Word helps you deal with all sorts of tasks related to written documents, from simple text editing to complex documents including macros, tables, images and forms Excel is the quintessential app to deal with figures, calculations and mathematical formulae, all in 2D spreadsheets or 3D colorful diagrams PowerPoint helps you create attractive presentations with sound effects and transitions to accompany your talks and lectures, combining ease of use with professional results and finally Outlook is the standard e-mail solution in many corporate environments thanks to its seamless integration with Exchange servers, support for digital signatures and powerful extra tools (Tasks, Calendars, and more). While this new design is aimed at making workflow quicker and smoother, it also takes a while to get used to (especially after spending so many years with the same design).
Microsoft Office 2007 features a completely redesigned interface that features the so-called "Ribbon", a quick access bar that includes buttons to the most frequently used functions.
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