Microsoft Office applications
Think about how the Microsoft Office applications have been designed to work together. Look at the user interfaces of all the Microsoft Office applications you have installed on your computer and describe the common user interface and features you see in these applications.
Next, list the versions of each of the following Office applications required for the course installed on your computer. You can determine the version by launching each application, then select "Help" and click on "About." (You might need to click on the "vv" symbol to display all the options to locate "About.") Versions acceptable for the course are 2003, 2002 (XP) or 2000. Be sure to list your installed version for all of these required applications:
Microsoft Word
Microsoft Excel
Microsoft PowerPoint
Microsoft Outlook
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