Microsoft Office 2007 introduced a new graphical user interface called the Fluent User Interface that replaced menus and toolbars with a tabbed toolbar known as the Ribbon. It was released in November 2006 for volume licensing customers and January 2007 for retail customers. Office 2007 requires Windows XP SP2 or higher and introduced many new features, most notably the Ribbon interface.

5. Bring ideas to life.

6. Stay organized.

7. Style quotient.

8. Work better together.

10. It is a component of MICROSOFT OFFICE SYSTEM.

11. There are several versions of Microsoft OFFICE vizOffice2003,2007 and the latest Office 2010.

12. The release includes many changes.

13. It has Contextual Tabs.

14. WORD 2007 uses a new file format/extension called docx.

16. The current version is Microsoft Office Excel 2007.

17. Microsoft released the beta version of Excel 2010.

18. It has a basic feature of all Spreadsheets.

19. It has a Battery of Supplied Functions.

20. Data can be displayed as graphs, histograms and charts.

21. It has a programming aspect called Visual Basic For Applications.

23. Improvements to text rendering to support text based graphics and rendering of 3D graphics.

24. Support for more sound file formats such as .mp3 and .wma and enhanced support for table pasting from Excel.

25. Custom-designed slide library can be saved and presentations can be digitally signed.

26. Drops function for Insert/Picture/From Scanner or Camera.

27. Provides three types of movements- entrance, emphasis and exit.

29. It now works only with Exchange 2000 and above.

30. Supports text-messages and SMS’s, also includes a reader for RSS feeds.

31. Supports multiple calendars being worked with, simultaneously.

32. Calendar view shows which tasks are due and flagged e-mails, notes can also be converted to Task items.

33. Includes a To Do Bar.

34. Also includes an Optional Business Contact Manager.

36. Better results faster with the Office Fluent User Interface.

37. Get started quickly using prebuilt solutions.

38. Create multiple reports with different views of the same information.

39. Enjoy new field types for even richer scenarios.

40. Collect and update your information directly from the source.

42. OneNote notebooks are designed for collecting, organizing and sharing.

43. One of OneNote's innovations is the integration of search features.

45. Easily convert Microsoft Office Word documents and Excel spreadsheets to InfoPath forms.

46. Easier complex form designs.

47. Create PDF or XPS records of your form data.

48. Enhance protection of important information in InfoPath form templates.

50. Bring the team, tools, and information together in one place.

51. Customize each workspace for the team's unique needs.

52. Collaborate with colleagues, partners, and customers - with one product.

53. Stay productive anywhere, online or offline.

54. Stay in sync, automatically and efficiently.

56. It provides simple story editing with Microsoft Word 2007 but does not provide built in XML story board and copy editing support.

57. It does not feature the Ribbon User Interface.

59. Office Button.

60. Ribbon.

61. Contextual Tabs.

62. Mini Toolbar.

63. Quick Access Toolbar.

64. Super Tooltips or Screen-tips.

65. Zoom Slider.

66. METADATA.