No help needed - just venting - if you don't care, stop reading here. Recently installed Office Home and Student 2007 on my wife's new Christmas Dell Desktop. Actually getting the software delivered was another adventure - word to the wise - never order anything to be delivered by the USPS in the month before Christmas. I know, I could have walked into a B&M store and walked out with a copy, but I paid less than half price by ordering it through the MS Employee Purchase Plan, which I qualify for through work. Anyhoo, the new user interface takes a little getting used to, after a couple of weeks, we're starting to figure out what tab things are on. Turns out, if you like your old Office interface, there's a 3rd party add-on that adds a new custom tab with the old menus on it. Figure I'll just stick it out and learn the new interface. Should be fun switching back and forth since I use 2003 at work. First thing I did was configure all the apps to save in the Office 2003 format instead of that new OOXML semi-standard, since my wife exchanges a lot of files with colleagues at school, seemed like the prudent thing to do. So far, so good. But, more on this subject later. So, she was working on a Powerpoint document, asked me to help her figure out how to put a hyperlinked website URL in the document. "Insert" tab seemed like a logical place to look, yep, there it was. The Hyperlink dialog box was smart enough to be able to access the browser history, made it real easy to find the address. Great, now lets click on the hyperlink to check it - nope, doesn't work. After 20 minutes of messing around trying various things, looking at Office Help, still no joy. Made my way to the MS support website, searched on "hyperlink", after about 10 more minutes of poking around there, found an article stating that Powerpoint 2007 hyperlinks may not work correctly when the document is saved in the Office 2003 format. Great! The workaround - go to the hyperlink in the document, right-click, select Open Hyperlink. Great! <sarcasm intended>. I guess it's the usual thing you expect with new stuff from Microsoft - lots of broken things. Oh, and good luck figuring out how to open that new rounded-corner box - took me 5 minutes - I was _THIS_ far from using a hammer. If you made it this far, thanks for reading - I feel better now. Jerry