Office 2003 Trial (Free for Download)

[Big Booger]

Try the Microsoft Office Standard Edition 2003 free for 60 days. Download the entire Standard Edition, available online for the first time.

• Microsoft Office Standard Edition 2003
• Retail Pricing: $399 US new user price or $239 US upgrade price
• User Restrictions: None
• Applications Included: Word 2003, Excel 2003, Outlook 2003, PowerPoint 2003

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[adiemus]

I just bought Microsoft Office Student and Teacher Edition 2003 when I bought the "Clean install" XP thingy so I could get rid of windows 98SE. It has Word 2003, Excel 2003, Outlook 2003, PowerPoint 2003 of course, but it's only like 150 dollars . I don't know how much difference the two programs are, but everything seems cool on mine. I like it, when I had windows 98SE I had microsoft works 2000... that was WEAK.

(From Microsoft) What's in each edition?

I put the link because there's so many different "Microsoft Office".. programs that maybe some who haven't may want to compare.

-adiemus

[Big Booger]

Ebay: http://search.ebay.com/office-2003_W0QQfkrZ1QQfromZR8

has quite a few good deals going on with software. Several versions of the office suite are available... Honestly though, the freeware Openoffice is just as good, and $100-400 could do a lot of good elsewhere in the financial department.

[efc]

Ebay: http://search.ebay.com/office-2003_W0QQfkrZ1QQfromZR8

has quite a few good deals going on with software. Several versions of the office suite are available... Honestly though, the freeware Openoffice is just as good, and $100-400 could do a lot of good elsewhere in the financial department.

Amen.

[adiemus]

Cool link from eweek... should check it out.

Office 2003 vs Openoffice.org

-adiemus

[cash_site]

great comparison adiemus

[PIPER]

great comparison adiemus

ditto and thanks for the link....downloading it now.

[adiemus]

Thanks guys...

Anyway, I'm still happy with the MS 0ffice 2003 (S&T Edition), even though it wasn't free. I'm kind of dumb with computers and I like working with what I'm used to. Then I don't have to stress if something goes wrong.

-LS

[cash_site]

Academic versions are great, I wish I knew more while back at uni, cos I would have bought heaps of O/S, apps etc

It was a great comparison article though, we are looking to upgrade office suite using office2k, but havent rolled out office2k3 for site, but our building only has 6 PCs, so openoffice will work great

[Jack in the UK]

I must admit any Office Suite of Applications will suite most users as long as compatibility issues are not a consideration – like say you email spreadsheets all over the place Excel will rule as most that that

Sure each to there own and way(s) of working the draw back is M$ Office is packing VBA and thus the conversation ends with the programmers power this is the by far the daddy of Office Suite – Lotus did code in the back bone was hard and never really took off and so M$ still is bar far the lead runner.

All boils don to what Your going to do and how it knocks on Your working environment – good call!

jiuk - www.excel-it.com

[Jack in the UK]

RE- the Ebay link sure see Your point - never know what Your getting thou but what i here there are bargains and FULL proper stuff - cant argue with that - just be careful i guess is teh best advice

jiuk

[Big Booger]

I personally sold a full office 2003 Pro Japanese version for $150.00 The retail here is like $500.. So someone got a grand deal.

[elusive]

thank you peeps for the OpenOffice alternative, i need to get off this office xp some-use-before-we-disable-unless-u-have-activation code dilema. :/

[Big Booger]

thank you peeps for the OpenOffice alternative, i need to get off this office xp some-use-before-we-disable-unless-u-have-activation code dilema. :/

Hope you get some good use out of open office. I think it is a great suite. ANd no activation is always a plus.

[lynchknot]

where can I get MS Office slacker 2.0?