Microsoft Office Student and Teacher Edition 2003 (OLD VERSION)
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- Add multimedia elements to PowerPoint presentations and copy to CD
- Enhanced data management; better e-mail management; support for research
- Microsoft Office full-featured productivity tools for students and teachers
- Easily create, exchange, and move files between home and school
- Includes Excel 2003, Outlook 2003, Word 2003, and PowerPoint 2003
- Easily create, exchange, and move files between home and school
- Microsoft Office full-featured productivity tools for students and teachers
- Includes Excel 2003, Outlook 2003, Word 2003, and PowerPoint 2003
- Enhanced data management; better e-mail management; support for research
- Add multimedia elements to PowerPoint presentations and copy to CD
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Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Language : English
- Package Dimensions : 7.7 x 5.6 x 0.6 inches; 11.99 Ounces
- Item model number : 503-00298
- Date First Available : June 6, 2005
- Manufacturer : Microsoft
- ASIN : B0009WA0P4
- Best Sellers Rank: #995 in Software (See Top 100 in Software)
- #57 in Business & Office Management
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Product Description
Product Description
Microsoft Office Student and Teacher Edition 2003 is an affordable way for students and teachers to get Microsoft Office productivity tools to use at school and home.
From the Manufacturer
Microsoft Office Student and Teacher Edition 2003 is an affordable way for students and teachers to get Microsoft Office productivity tools to use at school and home.
Affordable, Full-Featured Software for Home and School
Office Student and Teacher Edition 2003 is not evaluation software. All the programs are the same full-featured versions you use at home and school.
- Take advantage of the best price for home users. Qualified students and teachers can obtain a set of four Microsoft Office programs at this discounted price.
- Use software for the whole family. Install Office Student and Teacher Edition 2003 on up to three computers in your home without having to buy extra licenses. Get software for the entire family and save money. What You Get
Office Student and Teacher Edition 2003 includes:
- Excel 2003
- Outlook 2003
- PowerPoint 2003
- Word 2003 You and your family can easily create, exchange, and move files between home and school; manage e-mail messages more safely and efficiently; and spend less time doing research and other school-related and personal tasks.
Fully Compatible with Other Versions of Office
Ensure the programs you use at home are fully compatible with the versions you use at school. Office 2003 Editions files are compatible with files created with Microsoft Office 97 and later versions.- Create, move, and edit files with confidence. Create Office 2003 Edition files at home or school and then work with them on computers running other versions of Office. You don't have to convert or reformat your files, or recreate your work. Also view and make changes to your files on different computers.
- Exchange files with other Office users. Share files with more people and reduce the need for converters, which can corrupt file contents or lose formatting. The Best Tools for Learning
Make the time you and your family spend using computers a more productive, satisfying experience.- Access easy-to-use resources. Office 2003 Edition programs share a familiar user interface (UI) and tools that give you easy access to the programs you use every day--without having to learn how to use new ones.
- Research and study more easily. Use the Research task pane to find information from dictionaries, encyclopedias, and other sources, some of which may require a connection to the Internet, while you're working in your Office 2003 Editions program.
- Find resources for school and class planning. Use tools on Office Online to access reference information, study tips, and hundreds of templates for personal tasks or student reports, research papers, and other files commonly used at schools.
- Learn how to best use the programs. Expand your skills with online training and in-product Help from Office Online.
- Share your presentations. Use Package for CD in PowerPoint 2003 to make your presentations more portable by copying them onto a CD, which can be carried easily between home and school. Include the free PowerPoint Viewer on the CD and you can distribute presentations to individuals who don't use Microsoft PowerPoint.
- Help protect your family from junk e-mail messages and viruses. Help protect your family from annoying--and potentially dangerous--junk e-mail messages. The Junk E-Mail Filter in Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 can help you filter out unwanted messages, block unwanted Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) pictures in junk e-mail messages, and make a list of trusted senders. Enhanced antivirus capabilities can help prevent your family from downloading viruses from the Internet or school.
- Recover files and retrieve e-mail messages quickly and easily. On slow e-mail connections, Outlook 2003 downloads subject information first so you can quickly identify and read more urgent messages. File recovery can also help you retrieve files quickly after service interruptions without recreating or reformatting files. Summary of Features
Use software designed specifically with your needs in mind. Programs in Office 2003 Editions provide features that can help students and teachers make the most of their time.Excel 2003: Enhanced Data Management and Statistical Analysis Capabilities
- Use the Research task pane to research companies and stock quotes.
- Use file recovery to help protect your spreadsheets in the event your program or operating system stops responding.
- More easily structure and manipulate information, such as household inventory, with improvements in list functionality.
- Use enhanced support for printing, charting, and transforming list data into Microsoft PivotTable reports.
- Take advantage of statistical analysis functions that broaden support for collinearity detection, calculations of the sum of squared deviations, normal distributions, and continuous probability distribution. Outlook 2003: Better E-Mail Management
- Help reduce unwanted and potentially dangerous e-mail messages using the customizable Junk E-Mail Filter.
- More easily link to your e-mail account with improved Internet and Post Office Protocol 3 (POP3) e-mail account connectivity and management for Web-based accounts such as Microsoft Hotmail, Yahoo mail, and AOL mail.
- View up to twice as much content on a bigger, more flexible Reading Pane.
- Arrange your Inbox messages by conversation and group all messages on a particular topic.
- Use Quick Flags to prioritize, track, and follow up on messages.
- Get a pop-up Desktop Alert when new messages arrive, even if you're working in a different program.
- Use powerful user-defined Search Folders for quick access to e-mail messages that meet common search criteria. Note: Search Folders require a connection to Microsoft Exchange Server. PowerPoint 2003: Smarter, with Added Multimedia Support
- Copy PowerPoint 2003 presentations to a CD for playback on other computers.
- More easily add multimedia elements to your presentation with support for audio and full-screen videos.
- Use file recovery to help protect your presentations in the event your program or operating system stops responding.
- Complete tasks faster with support for smart tags. Word 2003: Expanded Support for Research and Coordinated Collaboration
- Use the Research task pane to reference thesauri, encyclopedias, and other online resources.
- Use document recovery to help protect your documents in the event your program or operating system stops responding.
- Restrict how reviewers can change document content and formatting.
- Merge comments and changes from multiple users into a single document.
- Share content in Web-based shared workspaces. Note: shared workspaces require Microsoft Windows Server 2003 running Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services. Do You Qualify?
You must be a student or teacher in grades K12 or in an institution of higher education to qualify.
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For the guy or gal who is fed up trying to open or save files with Works this is a joy to use. I was struggling emailing files to business colleagues who were running Word and Excel often their attached file replies would not open or were scrambled when i tried to use Works. This Office package works great at a pretty good price.
I am sure when significant upgrades become available for these programs I will be complaining about the upgrade limitations but for the price and right now it works for me.
These are the full versions of the world standard word processor, spreadsheet and presentation software -- Word, Excel, and PowerPoint -- at a fraction of the retail price. And not only that, you get three licenses of each one of them.
Technically, you need to be a student to qualify, or a parent of a student, but these days that probably covers 90 percent of the U.S. population. I certainly did with two kids, but just taking a class at the local university would have qualified me, too.
Why pay extra to have Office loaded on a new computer at time of purchase when you have this low-cost option available?
The bottom line was I was able to install legal, licensed copies of all this great software on three of our home computers, both of the kids' and my own laptop -- all for less than $50 apiece. That's a super value any way you look at it.
I think that these utilities should be standard for all windows operating systems, and not have to pay for them. Why does Microsoft make a downgraded version called works, who uses that anyways?
The best thing about the new office is that there is a task pane thingy that is very convenient and useful. An annoying thing is that when you want to add a line or something, a drawing box shows up. It took me a while to find out where to get rid of it.
Microsoft got rid of that stupid paperclip that supposedly is helpful, thank god.
I basically only use it for word, but the other stuff is fun to play with. Like on excel, to see how far you can scroll down.


