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Microsoft to stop shipping Office 2003 to OEM partners on July 1

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Office 2007 may only be six months old, but it's now set to become the de facto Office standard—as of July 1, Microsoft will no longer be shipping OEM copies of Office 2003 to PC manufacturers.

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