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>From 97 to 2000 is a good upgrade. Excel gets pivotcharts and better
handling of pivottables. Outlook gets some nifty nice interfaces and some
speed in finds. Powerpoint as always become better in every release.
XP is not good enough yet. Outlook is slower, the whole of office handles a
laptop which moves to different networks vey badly with very long response
times waiting for no longer existing computers to repsond, Powerpoint is the
only program that really gets some good new features, but they are too few
to warrant a move to that package until the network slowness and outlook
find speed is fixed. Actually, these seem to be the same problems that were
fixed in office 2000 sp1...
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jim Hill [mailto:jhill1@xxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: den 27 september 2001 19:04
> To: List - Omega
> Subject: OT: MS Office XP
>
>
> I'm currently using MS Office 97. I was wondering if there
> are any significant improvements in MS Office XP warranting
> an upgrade. Do the XP versions of Word, Excel or Access have
> any new features that really aid ease of use?
>
> I have also heard rumors that XP runs much slower than Office
> 97 and Office 2000. All comments welcomed.
>
> Thanks,
>
> jim hill
>
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