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Overview of Office 2003

Overview of Office 2003. Corinne Hoisington Central Virginia Community College. System Requirements . CPU - Pentium 3+, 233+ MHz RAM - 128 MB+ Hard Drive – 260 MB to 400 MB depending on edition Operating System -Microsoft Windows® 2000 with Service Pack 3 or later; or Windows XP .

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Overview of Office 2003

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  1. Overview of Office 2003 Corinne Hoisington Central Virginia Community College

  2. System Requirements • CPU - Pentium 3+, 233+ MHz • RAM- 128 MB+ • Hard Drive – 260 MB to 400 MB depending on edition • Operating System -Microsoft Windows® 2000 with Service Pack 3 or later; or Windows XP

  3. More Collaboration • Document Workspaces: Centralized Web-based repositories that provide files, tasks, and lists of links and team members and are accessible through the Shared Workspace task pane . • Shared attachments: Send shared attachments in Microsoft Outlook®, and recipients can choose to open a local copy to work from, or check the shared workspace to find and download a more current version.

  4. Control Access • Information rights management (IRM)Keep information private by helping protect your e-mail messages and files from unauthorized copying, forwarding, or printing using the information rights management (IRM) functionality in Word 2003, Microsoft Office Outlook 2003, Excel 2003, and PowerPoint 2003.

  5. Organization • Meeting WorkspacePlan for and organize meetings by sharing agendas, visuals, calendars, document links, attendee lists, and other documentation in a centralized location • Share Outlook free/busy informationSchedule meetings with people using Outlook who don't share a Microsoft Exchange server by providing free/busy information over the Internet.

  6. Reading Layout • Reading Layout viewThe new Reading Layout view in Word makes it easier to read documents. It optimizes the document for reading on the screen, including larger text, shorter lines, and pages that exactly fit your screen. • E-Mail Reading PaneOutlook 2003 makes it easier to read e-mail messages, especially long ones. The Reading Pane has been moved to the right side of the screen to display twice as much content and reduce the need to scroll to read messages.

  7. Microsoft has introduced exciting new features that easily link all applications to online content. You do not have to open Internet Explorer. Great built in tutorials on Office features that use Macromedia action components to “show” you each step. Dramatic Changes in Help

  8. Web-Related Features • Constantly updated new templates on Microsoft Online. • Easy to download clip art and new components. • Microsoft Producer 2003 available to free download at the Microsoft site.

  9. SharePoint Services • Instant Messaging- Once you set up this feature you can instant message inside of any Office application by typing in a person’s email address. • MSN Messaging Services • NetMeeting • Share Documents • Real-Time Communication Server

  10. FrontPage 2003 Split Views

  11. Multiple Browsers in FrontPage • You can add different browsers to your preview list like: • Netscape • Opera • Mozilla • Improved Compatibility

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