Microsoft Office Suite
De facto suite of applications, servers, and services that many associate with online productivity.
Microsoft Office is an office suite of applications, servers and services.
The office suite includes:
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Office Excel
Microsoft Office Powerpoint
Microsoft Office Access
Microsoft Office Outlook
Microsoft OneNote
With MS Office 2003, 2007 and 2010 you can save all office Documents up to 7 GB for free on your online
Microsoft OneDrive , so that you have full access to your documents on any computer, wherever you are.
Other desktop applications included in Microsoft Office suite are:
Microsoft Office Publisher : desktop publishing app mostly used for designing brochures, labels, calendars, greeting cards, business cards, newsletters, web site, and postcards;
Microsoft Project : project management software to keep track of events and to create network charts and Gantt charts (not bundled in any Office suite);
Microsoft Office Visio : diagram and flowcharting program (not bundled);
Microsoft Lync : integrated communications client for conferences and meetings in real time, rebranded as " 
Skype for Business" in 2015.
The office suite includes:
Microsoft Word 
Microsoft Office Excel 
Microsoft Office Powerpoint 
Microsoft Office Access 
Microsoft Office Outlook 
Microsoft OneNoteWith MS Office 2003, 2007 and 2010 you can save all office Documents up to 7 GB for free on your online
Microsoft OneDrive , so that you have full access to your documents on any computer, wherever you are.Other desktop applications included in Microsoft Office suite are:
Microsoft Office Publisher : desktop publishing app mostly used for designing brochures, labels, calendars, greeting cards, business cards, newsletters, web site, and postcards;
Microsoft Project : project management software to keep track of events and to create network charts and Gantt charts (not bundled in any Office suite);
Microsoft Office Visio : diagram and flowcharting program (not bundled);
Microsoft Lync : integrated communications client for conferences and meetings in real time, rebranded as " 
Skype for Business" in 2015.Comments and Reviews
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Android: Displays most file features, but unable to write some.
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Let's get the fact that this is made by Microsoft and that they have a poor track record with privacy out of the way. If you care about your privacy, you should already know to avoid this.
Despite what other people have said, I haven't had too many issues with its performance. Maybe I have been extremely lucky over the years. Maybe I haven't done intensive enough things to warrant a sluggish performance from the Office Suite. Whatever the case, I think that this suite should work well enough for general office needs.
(Okay, now that I think more about it, I will say that the loading speed of the applications in this suite can range from reasonably quick to unbearably slow. I think that on lower-end machines, Office becomes a chore for the computer to load.)
Don't be fooled, though! Remember, there are alternatives out there, hence this website. Don't get pulled into the idea that Microsoft Office Suite is the best and the only, and that you HAVE to shell out the money to get it. Honestly, LibreOffice does about 95% of what Microsoft Office Suite can do, and it's free.
EDIT: I should also mention that there's a push by Microsoft, in its 356 edition (or whatever it's called), to encourage users to store their data in OneDrive via Office. I really detest OneDrive for various reasons (it severely lagging my Windows 10 OS on my computer being the top reason, so I nuked it, and that wasn't easy to do). If you think your files should be stored in the cloud, on someone else's computer, then you might like this product. If you prefer to keep your files on your local machine, you might be better off not spending money for a feature you won't use.
[Edited by TerrifiedTyphlosion, November 30]
EDIT: As of this writing, -2 helpful. It's worrisome when people conflate the helpful and unhelpful buttons with agree and disagree. However, given the distribution of the ratings for the other reviews on this product, I think this page was merely subject to some shilling activity in favor of Office Suite.
[Edited by TerrifiedTyphlosion, June 18]
From latest updates, MS forces people to use their f$%# Onedrive.
I tried a lot of strategies to disable/block it but it's impossible. My wife and me are all the more furious that we consciously decided to transfer our personal data from Onedrive to local NAS years ago. How chocked we are to suddenly discover that many of our documents are back to Onedrive !
MS, go to hell with your f$%# Onedrive => we switch to OpenOffice or another alternative.
So full of bloat I'm surprised it's actually able to load on some of the machines we run in our office, but it's the standard for the industry... :/ The biggest downside is the cost. Why should it cost more for an office suite than the actual operating system it's meant to run on?
For all of my needs, both personally and professionally, I choose LibreOffice. It's quicker, easier to use (especially since Micro$soft changes around the menus every version) and free.
The Software is great however the fact that it is subscription based... is not.
I know why they did it, let's be honest you don't really need the newest and greatest version of office.
Lately Word has given me a lot of problems, I don't recommend it as much anymore
[Edited by Maoholguin, May 08]