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Old 11-09-2007, 09:22 PM
TommyRosewood
 
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Default Version comparsions

My company has Office 2000 installed on its PCs. We are looking at two new
CRM software packages one says it requires Office 2003 and the other requires
Office XP. How are these products related? Is Office XP newer or older than
Office 2000? Is Office XP new or older than Office 2003.
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Old 11-09-2007, 09:41 PM
garfield-n-odie [MVP]
 
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Default Re: Version comparsions

In order from oldest to newest:
• Office 2000
• Office XP (aka Office 2002)
• Office 2003

The current Office version is Office 2007.

TommyRosewood wrote:

> My company has Office 2000 installed on its PCs. We are looking at two new
> CRM software packages one says it requires Office 2003 and the other requires
> Office XP. How are these products related? Is Office XP newer or older than
> Office 2000? Is Office XP new or older than Office 2003.


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