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Microsoft plays Office politics | |
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| Time: 10:21 EST/15:21 GMT | News Source: Globe News | Posted By: Byron Hinson | ||
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Microsoft will not include InfoPath and OneNote as part of the Office suite sold at retail or installed on new computers, the company will disclose Wednesday. Microsoft had left some doubt about whether these new applications would be included with Office suites. OneNote will not be available with any of the bundles, while InfoPath will come with Office 2003 Professional Enterprise Edition. Microsoft plans to make that version available only to businesses subscribing to the company's volume | ||
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| #1 By 37 (66.82.20.150) at 4/2/2003 11:49:37 AM |
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#2 Shoremark,
There are millions upon millions of users that use Microsoft Publisher. If you are only using it to create greeting cards, than you need to educate yourself in it's feature set. Publisher carries most of the commerical printing features of Adobe Pagemaker for hundreds less. Publisher 2003 offers full Spot/Composite CMYK and Seps, Pantone™, Full Office Escher, Access Database, full webdesign features (easier to use than FrontPage for the SOHO market),the Word Mail Merge engine along with a new picture merge (catalog merge), full Macro and VBA support, Graphics Manager, Trapping and Per Object Trapping, Thesaurus, Grammar, Spell Checker, Add-In support, ability to save all publications as images, word documents, html and mht files, and much more. I know of hundreds of people that use Publisher instead of Word because Publisher is much easier for text control and graphic layout...even for books that exceed 1000 pages. The reason Publisher came back into the Office Bundles for 2003 is because of the high demand after they took it out of the Office XP bundles. |
| #2 By 37 (66.82.20.150) at 4/2/2003 2:46:05 PM |
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oh crap This post was edited by Brian_MS_MVP on Wednesday, April 02, 2003 at 14:46. |
| #3 By 1896 (208.61.159.102) at 4/2/2003 3:32:10 PM |
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I wonder if "Mr. Helms" is using MS CRM and or Outlook 11 with the Business Contact Manager (BCM); I attended some events about CRM and I am an Office 11 Beta tester so I am using Outlook so I have some knowledge about both apps.
While the added functionalities of BCM are really useful they could be somehow compared with what programs like Goldmine or Act offer, not with what a real CRM app do.. and costs. |
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