With Office Small Business 2007, Microsoft starts delivering extra features, for example this suite contains Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook with Business Contact Manager, Accounting Express, and Publisher. Office Standard 2007 only features outlook on top of Office Home and Student 2007 but not OneNote. Office Home and Student 2007 adds PowerPoint and OneNote to Word and Excel. I will not put 2007 after each Office program because that would be redundant. In order to streamline your reading experience you have to imply that all the products mentioned in this article are an integer part of the Office 2007 System, unless mentioned otherwise. Office Basic 2007 contains only Word, Excel and Outlook. Just to make things as easy as possible, I have also included a comparison between the Office 2007 suites in the image towards the end of the article. Consider a balance between the functionality, features and capabilities each suite provides and your actual needs. You have to closely consider your options before making a selection.
And this is where the difference is made. The main criteria that separate these suites are the desktop programs they include. Microsoft Office Basic 2007, Home and Student 2007, Standard 2007, Small Business 2007, Professional 2007, Professional Plus 2007, Enterprise 2007 and Ultimate 2007 are the choices that consumers have at their disposal. So which one should you get? Well hopefully, this article will serve as a resource to help you make up your mind. There are no less than eight suites included in the offerings for the 2007 Microsoft Office system.
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