Student 2007's new mathematics help steps you through solutions to problems in calculus, algebra, and more, while providing a calculator that handles complex equations. If you don't already have Microsoft Office, then the $149 for Office Student and Teacher Edition 2003, or a more recent version, will substantially increase Student's $69.95 price tag (not counting the $20 mail-in rebate). The time-saving presentation, chart, and graph templates in Student rely upon Excel and PowerPoint, not included with Student. You pay a price for convenience with Student. If not, think twice about how much Student may ultimately cost. If you already have Office and don't need technical support, Student 2007 can be terrifically useful.
Student's lower price doesn't mean it's a bargain, though: you'll need to buy Microsoft Office XP or 2003 separately to use Student's presentation, chart, and graph templates, and tech-support calls and e-mails cost extra. Other features such as foreign language verb conjugations, writing style guides, and access to Encarta Premium 2007 are solid tools for busy students, and the clean interface is inviting.
The new, step-by-step math resources are a great way to learn and understand math problems. Microsoft Student with Encarta Premium 2007 offers more math features and a lower price than the.
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