How To Upgrade To Microsoft Office 2007
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How to Upgrade to Microsoft Office 2007
Overview
Released on January 30, 2007, Microsoft Office 2007 (also known as Office 12) introduced significant enhancements over its predecessor, Office 2003. Key updates include new server-side tools, improved reliability and security, and an innovative user interface known as the "Ribbon," which replaces the outdated menus and toolbars of previous versions.
System Requirements
To run Microsoft Office 2007, you need:
- Windows XP (Service Pack 2), Windows Server 2003, or Windows Vista
- 500MHz processor or higher
- 256MB of memory or more
- 2GB of hard disk space
- CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive
- A monitor with 1024x768 resolution
Editions and Pricing
There are eight editions of Office 2007, but only five are available for retail purchase. Each edition comes with different bundled applications:
1. Office 2007 Ultimate Edition
- MSRP: $679 (Full), $539 (Upgrade)
- Applications: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook with Business Contact Manager, Accounting Express, Publisher, Access, InfoPath, Groove, OneNote, Content Management, Integrated Forms, Rights Management
2. Office 2007 Professional Edition
- MSRP: $499 (Full), $329 (Upgrade)
- Applications: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook with Business Contact Manager, Accounting Express, Publisher, Access
3. Office 2007 Small Business Edition
- MSRP: $449 (Full), $279 (Upgrade)
- Applications: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook with Business Contact Manager, Accounting Express, Publisher
4. Office 2007 Standard Edition
- MSRP: $399 (Full), $239 (Upgrade)
- Applications: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook
5. Office 2007 Home & Student Edition
- MSRP: $149 (Full)
- Applications: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote
Understanding Versions
When upgrading, it's essential to understand the different licensing options:
- OEM Version: Requires the purchase of new hardware. The license is tied to the specific system and cannot be transferred.
- Upgrade Version: More expensive than OEM but less costly than the Full version. The license is transferable, but you must upgrade from a previous Office suite like Microsoft Works Suite 2000, Office 2003, or Office XP.
- Full Version: The most expensive option, offering the most flexibility with no restrictions.
By familiarizing yourself with the available editions, pricing, and licensing options, you can ensure a smooth transition to Microsoft Office 2007.
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