Microsoft Reveals Office 2007 Versions

Rob Updegrove 16 Feb, 2006 at 1:14pm ET Article published in Tech

Microsoft Office 2007, formerly known as Office 12, will come in several versions including Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007, a basic corporate edition, and Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007, the premium edition.

The Redmond, Washington-based company will also offer a consumer version with Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007. There is also a basic offering that is preloaded onto some PCs, a version for small businesses and a standard suite of products.

Microsoft also announced a range of Office 2007-related server products, including an updated SharePoint Server, a projects server and a server to create forms hosted on the Internet that the company says will make it easier for users to collaborate and share documents and data.

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Source: MSNBC

Comments

16 Feb 2006 ~ 1:17pm primesuspect I prefer the "Microsoft Office Plus Extended Premiere Enterprise Professional" edition

seriously. It's out of hand. I handle Office installs for tons of clients and not a ONE of them knows any of the "subtitles" and what they mean.
16 Feb 2006 ~ 1:21pm RWB I like how when I ask my customers what OS they have and they tell me "Word 2000"
16 Feb 2006 ~ 1:23pm primesuspect Or "I have windows 2002 and it crashes when I click print"
16 Feb 2006 ~ 9:44pm PirateNinja Or my favorite

"Hi I want DSL."

Ok. Who is your telephone company?

"I don't know"

Ya, and Windows 97 never gets old. I love Windows 97 users.