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Microsoft releases Office 2003 SP3
September 21, 2007 — 5:59am ET
Office 2007 haters, today is your day: Microsoft has released Office 2003 Service Pack 3 via Software Update, bringing a slew of updates to old-school Office users everywhere. Included in the Service Pack are a number of hotfixes that the company released post-SP2, as well as a few other patches. Among the new fixes:
- Excel: performance improvements for loading files over slow networks, updates to error-reporting service
- Word: fixes for formatting errors, improved support for copying and pasting text from web pages
- Powerpoint: fixes for bugs in "Package for CD" feature
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- and download SP3 from Microsoft's website
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