J
Jalayn
Are Microsoft Office Professional 2003 licenses still available?
MFR PT# 269-09977
Or, do I need to purchase 2007 now?
MFR PT# 269-09977
Or, do I need to purchase 2007 now?
S
Susan Ramlet
2007 isn't available on the retail channels yet, so 2003 is still the
current retail version.
current retail version.
J
Jalayn
How about to resellers?
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Jalayn
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Jalayn
Susan Ramlet said:
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Susan Ramlet
2007 is not available yet. Period.
O
Opinicus
Susan Ramlet said:
Is there an ETA on when it will be available?
S
Susan Ramlet
There's an article here. No guarantees of reliability, but it's public
information:
http://apcmag.com/node/4258
information:
http://apcmag.com/node/4258
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Mahesh Yawantikar
Why is that when we go to Office Online , they have started to logon to the
Office 2007, when we are still using office 2003, (atleast many of us still
using it), we need to work with office online 2003, to refer to certain
things there, and it very hard to search all the things for office 2003
Office 2007, when we are still using office 2003, (atleast many of us still
using it), we need to work with office online 2003, to refer to certain
things there, and it very hard to search all the things for office 2003
Susan Ramlet said:
B
Bob Buckland ?:-\)
Hi Mahesh,
While the MS Office site marketing and training features will focus on the new version of Office (i.e. 2007 products are the ones
they'll be selling <g>), you can, tailor OfficeOnline more to your versions for focusing searches.
When you go to http://office.microsoft.com click on the
"Help and How to" tab, and in the lower center part of the page you should see the "Browse Help and How-to by Product"
Cclick on the 'Edit List' link on the 'My products' tab and use either the auto or manual settings choice to select only the
products you have installed and/or are interested in.
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Why is that when we go to Office Online , they have started to logon to the
Office 2007, when we are still using office 2003, (atleast many of us still
using it), we need to work with office online 2003, to refer to certain
things there, and it very hard to search all the things for office 2003 >>
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Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
While the MS Office site marketing and training features will focus on the new version of Office (i.e. 2007 products are the ones
they'll be selling <g>), you can, tailor OfficeOnline more to your versions for focusing searches.
When you go to http://office.microsoft.com click on the
"Help and How to" tab, and in the lower center part of the page you should see the "Browse Help and How-to by Product"
Cclick on the 'Edit List' link on the 'My products' tab and use either the auto or manual settings choice to select only the
products you have installed and/or are interested in.
============
Why is that when we go to Office Online , they have started to logon to the
Office 2007, when we are still using office 2003, (atleast many of us still
using it), we need to work with office online 2003, to refer to certain
things there, and it very hard to search all the things for office 2003 >>
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Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
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Mahesh Yawantikar
Thanks Bob. I just saw your post and am now in the process of "Tailoring" my
officeOnline with the steps mentioned by you.
officeOnline with the steps mentioned by you.