Add Graphics to MS Office Documents

  • 05/01/97

SPC ActiveOffice suits those in the education profession who use Microsoft Office (95 or 97) and would like to add graphics to their documents without purchasing and learning a complex graphics package.

Designed for use with Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint, the softwareís built-in designer appears as a natural extension of Office, with a simple point-and-click interface. To choose an appropriate graphic, one simply double clicks on different Active-Office objects until they find one that accurately represents their idea.

What separates ActiveOffice from other graphics programs is its ability to bring graphics into a document without ever leaving the document screen. All image selection and manipulation is accomplished without ever leaving the host application. ActiveOffice retails for about $50. Software Publishing Corp., San Jose, CA, (800) 557-3743, www.spco.com. W

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