What is Office Office software?

The original Office version contains Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Another Professional Edition contains Microsoft Access. Microsoft Outlook did not exist at that time. Over time, Office applications are gradually consolidated, sharing features such as spelling and grammar checking, OLE data consolidation, and Microsoft Microsoft VBA (Visual Basic for applications) scripting languages.

Each generation has more than one version of Microsoft Office, and each version selects different components based on the actual needs of the user. We often use Office Office software in the following ways:

 Word

Microsoft Word is word processing software. It is considered to be the main program of office. It has a dominant share in the word processing software market. Its proprietary DOC format is revered as an industry standard, although its latest version of Word 12.0/2007 also supports an xml-based format. Word is also appropriate for some versions of Microsoft Works. It is suitable for Windows and Macintosh platforms. Its main competitors are OpenOffice.org Writer, StarOffice, Corel WordPerfect and Apple Pages. Microsoft Word makes it easy to construct a variety of web pages that are hard to implement for other software, and the flaw is that it constructs a wide range of web page CSS code.

 Excel

Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet program (a software program that makes digital and budget calculations). Like Microsoft Word, it has a dominant share in the market. It was initially a competitor to the dominant Lotus 1-2-3, but in the end it sold more and faster, so it became the actual standard. It is suitable for Windows and Macintosh platforms. Its main competitors are OpenOffice.org Calc, StarOffice and Corel Quattro Pro.

 Outlook

Microsoft outlook--Please don't confuse Microsoft's other product Outlook Express-it's a personal information management program and an email communication software. Take over Microsoft Mail in Office version 97. It includes an email client, calendar, Task Manager, and Address Book. The main competitors of its e-mail program are Mozilla Thunderbird (Mozilla) and Eudora. The main competitor of its personal information management program is Mozilla and Lotus Organizer. It is only suitable for Windows platforms, and one version is also included in most Pocket PC handheld PCs. Its corresponding program in the Macintosh is Microsoft Entourage.

 Access

Microsoft Office Access (formerly known as Microsoft Access) is a relational database management system published by Microsoft. Combined with the Microsoft Jet Database Engine and graphical user interface features, it is one of the members of Microsoft Office 2007.

Access can access data in Access/jet, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, or any ODBC-compliant database. Skilled software designers and data analysts use it to develop applications, and some unskilled programmers and non-programmers "advanced users" can use it to develop simple applications. Although it supports some object-oriented (OO) technology, it is not a complete object-oriented development tool.

Access is also the name of another Microsoft communications program, and wants to compete with ProComm and other similar programs. But after that, Microsoft confirmed it was a failure plan and stopped it. After a few years they renamed their names to the database software.

 Powerpoint

Microsoft PowerPoint enables users to quickly create highly contagious dynamic presentations, while integrating workflows and methods to easily share information.