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Product summary
Word 2007 serves up new choices for editing, protecting, and jazzing up documents with graphics-heavy layouts--all within a dramatically new interface.
CNET editors' take
- Reviewed on: 05/23/2006

The Ribbon is dynamic, so it shape-shifts to anticipate your needs. For example, the Format tab, which lets you tweak and crop images, appears only when you're clicking on a picture. In our tests, we wished that Word would just display all the tabs at once instead of continuing to bury some tools. But we like that the rebuilt graphics engine within Office 2007 lends Word an elegant feel and enables it to make basic image adjustments without making you open an image-editing program. We expect Word 2007 to please users who design layouts for newsletters, invitations, and the like. Word 2007 beta 2 clusters formatting changes within drop-down Galleries that you can roll over to preview a font or a graphic style before finalizing it. A cover-page Gallery drops down more than a dozen choices from the Insert tab. More templates are built into Word 2007, and even more are online.

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- Average user rating: 2.5 stars out of 4 reviews
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"Banner inteface OK for new users; production-killer for long-time Word users."
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"No Help form Microsoft. Pretty but user unfriendly - Difficult to find features"
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