OB Classic Menu for Office 2007
- License:
- Shareware
- Price/Registration Fee:
- $19.95 USD
- Trial Period:
- 15 Days
- File size:
- 0.86 MB
- Publisher:
- OB Utilities
- Last Updated:
- 03/03/10
- Version:
- 1.3.1
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OB Classic Menu for Office 2007 Description:
OB Classic menu for Office 2007 is a COM add-in that displays the old menus and toolbars in Excel , Word and PowerPoint. It is built by the fastest available technology and it will not slow down the speed of the Office system. It also supports the most popular non-English languages.
System Requirements: 2 mb free disk space
Operating System Support: Win2000, Win7 x32, Win7 x64, WinVista, WinVista x64, WinXP
Tags: classic menu for office 2007 , classic menu , calssic toolbars , office 2007
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