Microsoft Office 2007 takes advantage of the amazing pen support offered by Vista to provide a consistent set of inking options that are available to pen users in all of the most frequently used Office applications. These inking options are found on the Review tab within each application and they provide the ability to intuitively make notes, diagrams, and highlights. Specific inking tools can be added to the Quick Access Toolbar that resides at the top of each application to keep the most commonly used tools handy at all times. Within Word, pen users also have the ability to insert handwritten sticky notes that are called Ink Comments. Throughout all applications, pen users have the option of entering text using handwriting recognition in any field or area that accepts keyboard input. The following screen shots should help to give you a richer understanding of the ways in which these inking tools can be put to use.

Microsoft Office 2007 takes advantage of the amazing pen support offered by Vista to provide a consistent set of inking options that are available to pen users in all of the most frequently used Office applications. These inking options are found on the Review tab within each application and they provide the ability to intuitively make notes, diagrams, and highlights.

Specific inking tools can be added to the Quick Access Toolbar that resides at the top of each application to keep the most commonly used tools handy at all times. Within Word, pen users also have the ability to insert handwritten sticky notes that are called Ink Comments. Throughout all applications, pen users have the option of entering text using handwriting recognition in any field or area that accepts keyboard input. The following screen shots should help to give you a richer understanding of the ways in which these inking tools can be put to use.