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Review by SkyDoc for Microsoft Office Small Business 2007 FULL VERSION</a> Rating: I'm an eeprxt user of version 2003. Our work computers are now v2007. So far, there are at least 4 things that I used to use/do on a daily basis that are not available in 2007 (e.g., no drawing or tables tool bars) making my job infinitely more difficult and slower. I learn quickly, but this program is not intuitive when changing from 2003. For example, why would page break be on one ribbon and all the rest (e.g., the variety of section breaks) somewhere else. The whole list of choices is there somewhere (I found it once), but finding it takes way too much time. When I am in a time crunch (typically) I take my work home to use my 2003. Why isn't there at least an option for the old style menu so those of us who used to be eeprxts could get up to speed more easily. I've been using 2007 for about 6 weeks now and have been acutely wary of the change over phenomenon that creates resistence to using something new. I've really tried. I've used several kinds of external programs designed to help find things (including the 2007 help menu). This helps occassionally, but I often get the answer that this function is no longer available in the 2007 version. I'm thinking I need to bring my own computer to work to get something done. Avoid 2007 if you can.