Office 12 now Office 2007, available in the flavors

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Office 12 now Office 2007, available in the flavors

by Jordan Running Feb 16th 2006

MSNBC reports that Microsoft has announced the different flavors that Office 2007, formerly called Office 12, will be available in. On the menu are Office Professional Plus for corporate users which integrates SharePoint, Communicator, and some sort of web/intranet portal, the "premium" Office Enterprise which incorporates the Groove real-time collaboration software Microsoft acquired last year, and finally Office Home and Student for the rest of us. Office 2007 will be the first major update to the Office product line since Office 2003 and is expected to launch late this year along with Windows Vista.

[Via Slashdot]

Tags: 2007, business, microsoft, office

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

khalil said 5:28PM on 2-21-2006

it's v v v good

Ashok said 1:23AM on 6-08-2006

i want to download to office 2007

Pranab said 8:10AM on 9-06-2006

its grt....office is evolving good!

neo said 8:59PM on 9-13-2006

Microsoft Sucks..!!

They need Cash for Even their BETA !!!

thien long said 10:52PM on 10-10-2006

I want to download it.

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