Microsoft Office 2003 Student & Teacher Edition

Office 2003 full retail version under $100

Strengths: full retail version including the box (not just a CD)

Weakness: none

Very pleased with price, delivery time, and features. I had a hard time getting it to pass Validation, but that was my fault. After uninstalling all the old Office software and purging the Registry, it worked just fine.

Microsoft Office 2003 Student & Teacher Edition

Strengths: Easy to install

Weakness: None that I can find so far.

When I bought my PC the Micorsoft Office Student and Teacher 2003 Program was only good for 90 days. After I researched other programs, I decided that I liked the one already installed. When the time was up, notification reminders were automatically sent. There was an option to renew at Microsoft. Since that price was higher than the one I found on Pricegrabber, I didn't go that route. I...

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Microsoft Office 2003 Student & Teacher Edition

Strengths: Single Disk Install, Licensed for 3 computers, Upgradeable, good Junk Mail feature, and Outlook meeting scheduling

Weakness: None

I use this at the school where I teach and this is a super economical way to put it on my three kid's computers. The license agreement, and the single disk installation make it a super deal. This is normally $200 per install but with this licensing it cost only $40 per install. This has all the bells and whistles...and it's upgradeable!

Microsoft Office 2003 Student & Teacher Edition

Strengths: Many very useful features and improvements, such as "Read" mode in Word. License for 3 users in the household is a welcome change.

Weakness: Does not support Windows 98 or ME. Only 2000 and XP. Look and feel is less professional than prior versions.

Microsoft continues to improve the Office suite with each version, improving ease of use, and adding desirable features. I particularly like "Read" mode in Word, which allows one to easily read a document in a format suitable for the screen, instead of a seeing the document as it would be printed. The use of the right margin for help and style sheet information is also helpful, and the change...

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Microsoft Office 2003 Student & Teacher Edition

Strengths: Excellent word processing, presentation production, and task management.

Weakness: None

Great price in comparison to other editions. As long as you meet the requirements, I would recommend this buy. A must for all desiring great productivity.

Microsoft Office 2003 Student & Teacher Edition

Strengths: Standard Utilities every student needs: Word, Powerpoint, Excel, Outlook.

Weakness: No Microsoft Publisher, which comes in handy if you would ever like to make a website.

Great for someone on a budget who doesn't want to pay extra for those programs he/she might never even use (Access, Publisher). I am a student, and to me there isn't really any other option.

Microsoft Office 2003 Student & Teacher Edition

Strengths: Includes powerful word processor, spreadsheet, & presentation graphics package. Substantially improved EULA. Same software used by most offices & schools. Much lower price than full retail version.

Weakness: Only runs on Windows 2000 or Windows XP (can't use with Windows 95, 98, or ME OS). Bloated feature set. Few if any useful improvements from MS Office XP (which runs on Windows 95, 98, and ME OS).

MS Office 2003 for Students and teachers is a perfectly adequate suite of office tools (wprd processor, spreadsheet, presentation graphics, and e-mail client). The only Microsoft product missing from this version of the suite is MS Access, a database product that most users would have little if any use for. The primary advantage to this suite to the available alternatives is that it is in use at...

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Microsoft Office Student and Teacher 2003

Strengths: Single disk installation, licensed for 3 users, widely accepted file format at most schools

Weakness: Windows 2000/xp only, activation required

I have used MS office products for several years and have generally been satisfied. I know many people do not like MS for various reasons, but it is hard not to recommend a product that is so widely used in business and academic circles. We had tried the Open Office freeware products as an alternative and found them to be very commendable, but it was somewhat of a chore to convert files to MS...

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Microsoft Office 2003 Student & Teacher Edition

Strengths: Much less expensive than the Standard version, has all of the same programs (Word, Excel, Power Point, et). Easy to install and use. Good tutorials.

Weakness: None!

I have the 2002 version of Office on other computers in my household. I purchased the 2003 version when I bought a new computer and you can install it on up to 3 computers in the same household - this is the best deal around! I highly recommend using this version, if you qualify.

Microsoft Office 2003 Student & Teacher Edition

Strengths: The industry standard

This is a good version for private home use. MS will allow installation on up to 3 family computers in the same house. You need to have a student or teacher in the household and register it under their name. Must activate the product on-line after installation, but it's quick and easy.