Office Professional 2003

Pros: A lot of useful features.

Cons: Sometime too many features to deal with.

The Bottom Line: The best of the best in office applications...

Review: A lot of people I know say they do not like Microsoft because their software is not reliable and has a lot of bugs, but I do not think that is fully accurate. Even though I only use two types of software by Microsoft, I can say that ...

Pros: Greatly expanded stencil and shape selection; integrated fully into the MS Office suite.

Cons: None

The Bottom Line: If you or your company needs an easy to use, but powerful business diagramming application look no further then Visio 2003 Professional.

Review: Part of my responsibilities as a senior network engineer is to keep accurate records of the servers, tape backup units, desktops, and switches/routers throughout our expanding Network Operations Center (NOC). This includes precise mechanical drawings of ...

Pros: Attractive design, Excellent performance and is actually fun to use!

Cons: Full retail price is ridiculous (even for me) for a toaster!

The Bottom Line: The end all of toasters for heavy duty home use and light commercial use. does one thing and one thing only...very well!

Review: Dualit toaster receives my ‘toast’ of approval! I am feeling rather prolific this week so I have decided to write another review of another household appliance that I have enjoyed for a little while. My old toaster died after about 5 years of ...

Pros: Powerful, has many time saving features

Cons: Most people don't spend time figuring out its powers

The Bottom Line: Very powerful program that encompasses practically all needs for an office. It does require some training/discipline to learn its more powerful features. Take a class or get a book!

Review: Office 2003 consists of four programs, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access. The 2003 version is not considerably different than version 2002 but I do like it more in certain ways. It does work with the Internet a lot more. The task pane that we get on ...

Pros: Easy to use, unlimited potential

Cons: None come to mind.

The Bottom Line: Very easy to use and full of features. The tutorial included will set you going!

Review: Microsoft Office Visio 2003 is an excellent software package. It is easy to use and a must-have for every type of business. Visio has a comprehensive tutorial included which provides good instruction on the most important features; hence supplying ...

Pros: Easy to use. Makes great Toast, Bagels and Muffins Very Cool Retro Style Absolute Quality

Cons: I did not buy one years ago

The Bottom Line: You can spend a lot less and that is exactly what you get: less quality, less satisfaction, less style, less everything. It is simply the best!

Review: For the last several years I have been changing toasters very 6 to 12 months. My quest to find a toaster that could toast a piece of bread evenly seemed futile. One side was toasted the other pale. If the cut side of the bagel was the right golden ...

Pros: Excellent construction, great toast, easy!

Cons: None.

The Bottom Line: It's sturdy construction, simple mechanisms, stylish good looks and great toast making ability won me over hands down.

Review: Plunking down over $300 bucks for a toaster is something I NEVER thought I'd do. However, after throwing out countless cheap toasters, and nearly burning the house down with the last......well, $300 bucks didn't seem like anything anymore. I ...

Pros: No burned toast

Cons: none

Review: I walked in the kitchen to see my wife firing burned waffles in the sink and cursing the toaster. I needed the ultimate toaster for my house. So I went on the net and typed that in. This toaster came up. I took a leap of faith and bought it off e-bay. ...

Pros: A help for technical people, developers, management and more.

Cons: More icons and symbols need to be added.

The Bottom Line: A great program for the student and business.

Review: Microsoft Office Visio Professional 2003 is my little helper for my lab journals. I am a full time student at my local community college and technical school. I will graduate at the end of the year with two associate degrees; one in Engineering ...

Pros: Tight integration with Microsoft Office; wizards, tutorials make creating a project plan easy.

Cons: None that I can see.

The Bottom Line: By more tightly integrating Project Professional 2003 into the Office suite of applications, Microsoft has created an application that can turn almost anyone into a decent project planner.

Review: Allow me to preface this review by stating that I am not a Project Manager (PM); I have yet to ascend to those lofty heights of my profession. I’m on my way, but I am not there yet. And I have started to take on more and more projects as my role ...