2003 professional edditional

[Chip Orange]

Could anyone explain to me what's different about the 2003 professional
edition over other editions?

thanks.

Chip

 

[Rich]

It might be that the professional edition has MS Access.

 

[DMMi]

Could anyone explain to me what's different about the 2003 professional
edition over other editions?

thanks.

Chip

Access and Publisher.

Editions are described here:

http://www.microsoft.com/office/preview/choosing/default.asp

Don

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

It also support XML and if you are getting an Enterprise or volume license
version, it includes InfoPath.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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Chip Orange <[email protected]> asked:

| Could anyone explain to me what's different about the 2003
| professional edition over other editions?
|
| thanks.
|
| Chip

 

[Chip Orange]

Thanks to everyone for their responses. We have one follow-up question.
We're buying this under the enterprise agreement; we're converting all our
users, along with a lot of document automation, from WordPerfect.

We can't really see what use the additional XML would be, and we would only
need Access and Publisher for a very few.

Do folks think the additional XML support, whatever it is, is worth our
buying the professional instead of the standard edition? We've got to
decide soon.

thanks.

Chip