Microsoft Office 2003 Professional

Heads up...This is missing something!

Had problems with installation as there was not any place to activate the program....After several attempts, finally found it. The email doesnt work until the software is activated....Very frustrating. ...

"The best productivity suite ever yet!"

Microsoft Office Professional 2003 delivers on its title's promise, and is useful for everyone, not just the professional user. This version/edition of Microsoft Office includes everything (or at least, almost everything) you need to get along with h

The Microsoft Office package has dominated the office productivity market for so long now that when a new iteration is released it takes quite a bit of convincing before people choose to upgrade. The focus in the 2003 edition is not just on producti

"DON'T UPGRADE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

I only upgraded from Office2000 because the computers on which I have to give my lectures have a newer version. I suspect they probably have OfficeXP. If you are in education or work at a University, you can get OfficeXP for $27 plus $8 shipping at

Editor's Choice - Personal Computer World The undisputed market leader in office suites for over a decade, Microsoft rewards, or depending on your point of view, taxes, its faithful with regular upgrades. In the Professional version reviewed here, y

The undisputed market leader in office suites for over a decade, Microsoft rewards, or depending on your point of view, taxes, its faithful with regular upgrades. In the Professional version reviewed here, you'll find Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Outlook

Microsoft Office's high price tag has always made it difficult for us to recommend it, especially when for the majority of home users, a lot of the features and applications will go unused. For the latest version of the application, Office 2003, Micr

It's nearly a year since we first looked at the beta version of Office 2003 and, by the time you read this, the final product will be on the shelves of your local computer store. Although we were working with unboxed CDs still warm from the press, wh