Microsoft Office 97 Standard Edition
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Overview Microsoft Office 97, the world's best-selling office suite, integrates intelligent applications with the power of the Internet so you can get your job done faster and more effectively. Revolutionary new technologies help you get organized, get connected, and get great results.
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Benefits
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Features
Microsoft® Office Assistant | Breakthrough technology that unifies online user
assistance, lets users ask questions in their own words, and interactively
provides helpful suggestions.
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Command bars | Menus
and toolbars are now combined into one flexible and simplified interface.
Tear-off menus and customizable toolbars give users easy access to
frequently used features.
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Integration with Internet Explorer | Users of
Internet Explorer 3.0 or later can seamlessly browse Office 97 documents.
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Hyperlinks | Allows
users to connect Office documents with hyperlinks to other Office
documents or sites on the Internet.
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Web toolbar | Provides
standard browser functionality in all Office 97 applications to easily
navigate hyperlinked documents.
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Save as HTML | Word 97,
Excel 97 and PowerPoint® 97 now provide built-in support for
viewing, creating and saving files into HTML format.
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Support for ActiveX Controls | ActiveX
controls can be embedded directly into Office files. ActiveX controls
allow developers to create fully programmable documents and forms with
enhanced capabilities for online viewing.
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Free online extras | Free
content and information for Microsoft Office users available at the Office
Web site at http://www.microsoft.com/msoffice/.htm
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Improved Features
IntelliSense® everywhere | Intelligent features automate routine tasks and
simplify complex ones.
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Shared code | Now more
than 50 percent of the code is shared across the Microsoft Office suite.
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Office Binder | Allows
users to combine different Office documents into one file. Now enhanced to
share common headers/footers across documents and print as a single
job.
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Office viewers | Word,
Excel and PowerPoint offer no-charge viewers, available for download from
the Office World Wide Web site that let anyone view or print documents,
even if they do not have the respective Microsoft application.
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Visual Basic® for Applications (VBA) | VBA is
now supported in each Microsoft Office 97 application. Currently, Outlook?
supports Visual Basic Scripting Edition.
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Office Family | Additional products from Microsoft are designed to
enhance the capabilities of Microsoft Office software.
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Office Compatible | Over 400
ISVs produce software designed to complement Microsoft Office.
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Third party support | Partnerships with publishers, solution providers,
and training services ensure that users of Microsoft Office are well
supported.
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System Requirements
Computer/ Processor | Personal or multimedia computer with a 486 or higher processor. |
Memory | On Windows® 95, 8 MB to run applications individually. On Windows NT® Workstation, 16 MB of memory required to run applications individually. More memory may be required to run additional applications simultaneously. |
Hard Disk | 60-167 MB hard disk space required, depending on configuration; approximately 102 MB required for typical installation. |
Drive | CD-ROM drive (coupon enclosed for 3.5" high-density disks. CD-ROM contains additional items such as Microsoft Internet Explorer, extra clip art, fonts, .avi files, and sounds not available on 3.5" disks). |
Display | VGA or higher-resolution video adapter (Super VGA, 256-color recommended). |
Operating System | Windows 95 operating system or Windows NT 3.51 Service Pack 5 or later (will not run on earlier versions). |
Peripheral/ Miscellaneous | Microsoft Mouse, Microsoft IntelliMouse?, or compatible pointing device; 9600 baud or higher modem (14.4 recommended); Microsoft Mail, Microsoft Exchange, Internet SMTP/POP3, or other MAPI-compliant messaging software required to use e-mail. |
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