(You have to turn him on if you want to see him.) Or it may be the much easier to understand instructions for all the programs that are included, especially Access 2003, which I could never figure out before.

Maybe it’s the new look of the toolbars (the graphics are much better and are easily recognizable without having to place your mouse cursor on each one to figure out what it is) or that the darned paperclip guy (the office assistant) no longer automatically appears. In fact, all the neat, new tools that were added to Office XP (the previous version) are now much easier to use. Now it’s much simpler, with easy-to-understand instructions for you and whomever you want to work with online. With the upgrade, I can do an online collaboration with a student or instructor via NetMeeting, which was available in previous versions but was confusing to use. Before upgrading to MS Office Professional 2003 (MSOP2003), I would receive and send an MS Office project as an attachment via e-mail or posted in that week’s conference on the UMUC Web site. This is especially true when I’m working on MS Office classes for UMUC and need to go over something with students in regard to their assignments or when I’m collaborating with an instructor I’m assisting. Since I use Microsoft Office for many things-writing articles and books, grading online assignments for the University of Maryland University College (UMUC), sending out personal and business letters-I found myself wishing it had more online capability. Biology Digest/Physical Sciences Digest.

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