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Office XP Takes Off

Suite gets more Web-based features, improved collaboration among components.

05/31/2001

ENTmag.com reports that Microsoft Corp. released Office XP, a major reworking of the Microsoft software component suite. The new version has been fine-tuned to take advantage of Web-based collaborative features, with improved search and SmartTags, a feature that allows for quick linking of documents and items on the Web. Also launched but not directly related to Office XP:

SharePoint Portal Server 2002
FrontPage 2002
MapPoint 2002
Outlook Mobile Manager
Publisher 2002
Visio 2002

Go to ENTmag.com to read the full story: http://www.entmag.com/breaknews.asp?ID=4567

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