Microsoft Office 2000
An office suite for Windows operating systems that was released after Office 97 and before Office XP
Microsoft Office 2000 is one of the earliest versions of the well-known office suite, released, contrary to its name, in mid-1999. This is the very first release of the "office" to use Windows Installer technology. Due to this, the office suite was able to "expand" through service packs. Microsoft has released three Service Pack for this version of the office, and after installing the last Microsoft Office 2000, it was almost as good as the functionality of its "follower" Microsoft Office XP. Also, in this version of the package, users for the first time saw the well-known electronic assistant-screper, which familiarized them with the capabilities of individual components and helped in the implementation of some operations. Version 2000 was the latest version to officially support Windows 95.
Other important innovations include support for OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) technology, which allowed data transfer between different programs and applications. According to the tradition of Microsoft Office 2000, it was distributed in several editions. Their composition, depending on the cost, included the following components: Word 2000, Outlook 2000, Excel 2000, PowerPoint 2000, Publisher 2000, Access 2000, FrontPage 2000, PhotoDraw 2000 and Small Business Tools.
"Microsoft Office 2000 offers integrated data transfer between programs through its OLE technology support."
At least 32 MB of RAM
Windows 95 or later
At least 500 MB of available disk space
PROS
Compatible with many operating systems.
Reliable with good customer support.
CONS
No longer receives support or security updates.
Incompatibility issues with modern files and systems.
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Microsoft Office 2000 is an office suite developed and distributed by Microsoft for the Windows. The program was released in 1999. This Version 2000 was the latest version to officially support Windows 95.
Wed, Dec 20, 2023
This software had a couple of important innovations. One of them was support for OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) technology, which allowed data transfer between different programs and applications. It was also the first time when users got the well-known electronic assistant-screper. The app is still reliable with good customer support. Though someone may notice that it looks outdated and has a limited amount of features compared to newer versions.
This software can be helpful to people who want to use different software.
