Microsoft Office Upgrade Standard Edition 2003 With Product Key
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Manufacturer description
This Microsoft Office Standard Upgrade Edition 2003 software suite includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook, all in English language. Microsoft Works: Works Suite 2004, Works Suite 2003, Works Suite 2002, Works Suite 2001, Works 2000, Works 8.0, Works 7.0, Works 6.0.
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Full Specifications
| media | CD |
|---|---|
| edition | Standard |
| upgrade | true |
| platform | Windows |
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