Microsoft Office Standard 2000 CD Installers with Product License Key, Y2K
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Manufacturer description
The product is a set of Microsoft Office Standard 2000 CD installers with product license keys, specifically designed for the year 2000. This office software suite includes essential programs such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, providing users with the tools they need for everyday productivity and communication. The CD format makes it convenient for users to install and access the software on their computers, while the standard license category ensures that it is suitable for both personal and business use. With the Microsoft brand guaranteeing quality and reliability, this product offers a…
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Full Specifications
| os | Windows 95/98/2000 |
|---|---|
| edition | Standard |
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