#4498959

Ven0m

2013-01-12 11:04

I've been using MSDN version for some time and I'm really pleased with it. However some people will need to take time adjusting to it, especially the animations.

#4499031

Denial

2013-01-12 15:02

I've been using MSDN version for some time and I'm really pleased with it. However some people will need to take time adjusting to it, especially the animations.

I like everything except for the themes. The whole white on blue thing drives me insane. Looking at outlook gives me a headache in like 10 minutes. Changing to the grey and whatever does really solve it either.

#4499494

TirolokoRD

2013-01-13 05:06

I am confussed, the 2013 version is different from the 365 or is the same?

#4499518

HamsterCrispy

2013-01-13 06:33

So far I still see no reason to replace my Office 2007. Also these things are expensive! I was lucky that my Office 2007 was given as a gift or else I would have been using Open Office lol

#4499530

Mufflore

2013-01-13 06:59

Similar, still on Office 2003 for Word, Excel, MSAccess and Outlook. Theres so little need for anything more, works great.

#4499536

deltatux

2013-01-13 07:06

Got Office 2010 for $30 (Microsoft employee price), I'm happy, no need for 2013. deltatux

#4499676

Tat3

2013-01-13 14:21

Got Office 2010 for $30 (Microsoft employee price), I'm happy, no need for 2013. deltatux

Same here 🙂 Not upgrading for home use, but hoping that I get 2013 to my work PC, using 2007 on that one...

#4499779

nick0323

2013-01-13 17:32

Got Office 2010 for £8.95 through a work scheme. No problems with it.