The licensing price list, obtained by TechWeb from a Microsoft partner, and available on the Microsoft for Partners Web site, details costs of Microsoft Office Professional Enterprise Edition, Office ...

A distinction that Microsoft is making between professional and standard versions of Office 2003 means that many customers may not get all the features they've been expecting, including broad support ...

Prices for Microsoft Office 2003, together with a range of other upcoming products from the company, have been released on online retailer Amazon.com's U.K. Web site. Microsoft had been keeping a ...

Microsoft is preparing a new test version of its upcoming Office 2003 desktop software, which will delay the final release of the product until later this year. Microsoft on Thursday confirmed that it ...

When Microsoft Corp. releases its Office 2003 suite in June, several new application bundles will join the Office lineup, including a high-end Professional edition and a new Small Business edition.

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Microsoft Wednesday posted the second beta of Office 2003 to its Microsoft Developer Network Web site, only to pull it a few hours later. “A copy of the second beta was inadvertently posted yesterday.

When Microsoft Office 2003 is formally launched at the end of October, its cost will be unchanged from the current retail pricing of Office XP, Microsoft Corp. said as it announced its completion of ...

Office 2003 Service Pack 2 (SP2) is primarily a collection of previously-released security fixes, with some new additions thrown in for good measure. According to Microsoft, it also includes stability ...

When Microsoft releases its Office 2003 suite in June, several new application bundles will join the Office lineup, including a high-end Professional edition and a new Small Business edition.

Facing increased competition and negative perceptions — yet still optimistic and ready to fight for its home turf on the desktop — Microsoft made its new Office 2003 available to retail customers.