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Subject: Office News Service, December 1999
Happy holidays, and welcome to the latest edition of the Office News Service, your insider's guide to Microsoft Office and the
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In this issue:
--Would Your Business Prefer to Access Office 2000 Programs Over the Web?
--Check Out the New Office "Tips and Tricks Center" on the Office Update Web Site
--What Do You Want in Your Office? Pick the Office 2000 Suite That's Right for You
--Register for the Microsoft Office 2000 Deployment and Development Conference
--New and Updated Office Articles at the Microsoft Support Online Site
--Two Microsoft Excel Updates Available Soon
--Microsoft Access 2.0 Year 2000 Update
--Quick Links to More Items of Interest for Office Users
MICROSOFT OFFICE ONLINE DELIVERS OFFICE 2000 OVER THE WEB
<http://www.microsoft.com/office/online.htm>
Microsoft Office Online, a new offering from Microsoft and more than a dozen participating companies, allows users to access their
favorite Office applications over the Internet. Find out why this alternative can be a strategic administrative choice for small-
and medium-sized organizations interested in centrally-managed software, and how users can enjoy access to their customized version
of Office from various devices.
OFFICE UPDATE WEB SITE FOCUS: TIME-SAVING TIPS FOR OFFICE 2000
<http://officeupdate.microsoft.com/2000/focus/articles/TimeSavingOV.htm>
Have you ever wanted to insert the same drawing object several times in a row in your document, worksheet, or presentation? Learn
about the drawing object button's "sticky" feature--just one of many time-saving tips explored in this month's Office Update Web
Site focus. Also be sure to visit the new Office Update Tips and Tricks Center, at:
<http://officeupdate.microsoft.com/2000/articles/TipsTricksCtr.htm>
SELECTING THE BEST OFFICE 2000 SUITE FOR YOUR DESKTOP NEEDS
<http://www.microsoft.com/office/order/suitegde.htm>
So many choices! Office 2000 is available in five different varieties, each designed to meet the needs of a different type of user.
Read about the differences in our new comparison page on the Office Web site. It includes a description of each Office 2000 suite,
plus a chart that makes it clear which programs you get with each offering. You may also want to follow the link from this Web page
to our suite selector tool, which recommends a suite based on your projected use of Office.
MICROSOFT OFFICE 2000 DEPLOYMENT AND DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE
<http://www.msofficeconference.com/>
It's not too soon to make plans to attend the Microsoft Office Deployment and Development Conference and Expo (ODDC), coming to
Phoenix, Arizona, March 19-23. For the benefit of many international organizations, we'll be holding an additional ODDC event in
London, England, May 14-17, which may be more convenient for you to attend. The ODDC Conference is the premier event for IT
professionals charged with evaluating and deploying Office 2000, as well as for developers who build, maintain, and deploy solutions
with Office 97 and/or Office 2000. To sign up or just get more information about this unique event, which combines events for
deployment and development that used to be held separately, please go to the online address above.
OFFICE SUPPORT RESOURCE KEEPS YOU IN TOUCH WITH CRITICAL ISSUES
<http://support.microsoft.com/support/newswatch/office.asp>
Interested in up-to-the-minute support news? Each month on Support Online, Microsoft's award-winning technical support Web site, you
can view highlights from recently published or updated articles. You can also access previous issues of the Office Support News
Watch bulletin, now available online.
TWO MICROSOFT EXCEL UPDATES AVAILABLE SOON
<http://www.microsoft.com/technet/year2k/>
Microsoft will make two Microsoft Excel updates available within the next couple of weeks. The Excel Object Model Update is for
Excel 95, 97 and 2000 and is only needed for users that use VBA to automate exporting of text. The Excel Analysis Toolpak Update is
for Excel 2000 users who use the Excel Analysis Toolpak. If you use either functionality, you should download these updates. For
more information, visit the Web site listed above. Choose the Product Guide navigation option and then search for the appropriate
version of Excel.
MICROSOFT ACCESS 2.0 YEAR 2000 UPDATE
<http://www.microsoft.com/y2k>
Microsoft will make a new version of the Microsoft Access 2.0 Year 2000 update available within the next couple of weeks. All
customers that have previously downloaded the Microsoft Access 2.0 Year 2000 update prior to December 5th from the Year 2000 Product
Guide (located at the Web site above) or the Year 2000 Resource CD, should install the new update when it is available. For more
information, visit the Web site listed above. Choose the Product Guide navigation option and then search for Microsoft Access 2.0.
QUICK LINKS
What are the Top 10 Reasons to Upgrade to Office 2000?
<http://www.microsoft.com/office/discover/top10.htm>
Learn About "Bubble-Boy" Virus and How You Can Prevent It from Affecting You
<http://officeupdate.microsoft.com/2000/articles/BubbleBoy.htm>
New Service Release Available Free to Microsoft Office 97 Users
<http://officeupdate.microsoft.com/Articles/sr2fact.htm>
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