My work computer is stuck with Office 2007, because I have Office 2007 Professional, and I need Access about once per year for an arcane reason. Office Pro is f

My work computer is stuck with Office 2007, because I have Office 2007 Professional, and I need Access about once per year for an arcane reason. Office Pro is fairly expensive, so for the time being, I am stuck with 2007. I am still not entirely sure if I should be happy or sad about it. ;-) But I have used Outlook 2013 on coworkers' computers every now and then, and it was pretty laggy. These days, I do a lot more programming than sysadmin'ning and help desk, but when I was the IT support guy at our company, my overall impression of Office 2013 was not very good. I have seen it just stop working on a handful of computers (out of about 75-80, so to that is a lot), in such a way that I could only "fix" it by uninstalling and reinstalling Office from scratch. On one of our CAD workstations, Outlook and Autodesk Inventor started a feud where an update to MS Office caused Inventor to crash, and the subsequent reinstallation of Inventor caused Outlook to crash when we tried to write an email. (Then we reinstalled Office, and then suddenly things worked magically, so I remain clueless as to what happened.) The latter may be Autodesk's fault as much as Microsoft's (I get the vague impression that they care even less about their software crashing than Microsoft, as long as the license is paid for). But the impression I get is that MS Office has suffered quite a bit over the years. Therefore I am not entirely unhappy about being stuck on Office 2007. I do miss OneNote, the one program from their Office suite I really like, but I have org-mode, so I can manage. ;-) EDIT: Sorry for venting, that one has been building up for a long time.