When was the released Microsoft office 2007?

When was the released Microsoft office 2007?

Microsoft Office 2007 is also known as Office 12. It is another version of Microsoft Office which is a line of productivity applications and office suites for Microsoft Windows designed and published by Microsoft. It has two release dates where the first one was on November 30, 2006 which is for volume license customers and the second one was on January 30, 2007 which is for retail customers.

The second release date was also the release date of Microsoft Windows Vista. This version was preceded by Microsoft Office 2003 and then followed by Microsoft Office 2010. This version started the Fluent User Interface, the new graphical user interface. The menu bars and toolbars that are popular in previous versions were replaced by an office start menu and also applied the ribbons.

To install Microsoft Office 2007, you need to have Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 and later, Windows XP Service Pack 2 or higher, Windows Vista, or Windows 7. This is actually the very last version of Microsoft Office that supports Microsoft Windows XP Professional 64-bit. This version includes new programs and server-side tools like Microsoft Office Groove.

Microsoft Office Groove was originally developed by Groove Networks before it was purchased in 2005 by Microsoft. It is a communication and collaboration suite designed for smaller businesses. This version also includes Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, the chief modification to the server platform for Office programs. It supports Excel Services which is a client-server architecture for supporting Excel workbooks.

In this version, Microsoft Office FrontPage was discontinued and was replaced by Microsoft SharePoint Designer. It is designed towards the development of SharePoint portals. The office start menu is located on the top-left of the window. The ribbon is a panel that houses a fixed collection of icons and command buttons. See image.