Microsoft Office 2003 consists of 7 courses of Microsoft Word 2003, Excel 2003, PowerPoint 2003, Access 2003, Outlook 2003, publisher 2003, InfoPath 2003. of all existing programs have different uses but have a relation to one another. How to make these programs relate to each other is by combining a single program with other programs.
Microsoft Word 2003 has an important function for many people. The pupose is to make a simple letter and its envelope. In this modern age people are more mengggunakan *** made a computer because it is more practical, quick and neat job application letters blindly example, a letter of invitation, official letter, official letters other. Creating memos, reports, tables why because when you create a report with the handwritten data can be lost and make it longer so they use this word when the lost lives in the report then print again. Designing brochures fax and this is often used by people working in the office. Menbuat shaped paper documents it is often used by people who worked as a journalist. Create mailing labels are usually made at the time people want to create an event.
Microsoft Excel 2003 have diverse functions. Usefulness is as follows sort of data, adding the sub total and grand total, edit text directly in the cell, add up automatically with autosum, create charts quickly and easily premises chard function wizard, with the proportion scoring freely.
Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 has the function to help us present the report. That is to construct a powerpoint presentation material and present it in an interesting visual form in a short time.
Microsoft Access is used mostly by businesses small and medium enterprises, in an even smaller organizations may also be used by large companies, and also the programmer to make a homemade system to handle the manufacture and manipulation of data. Access can also be used as a database for basic Web applications that are stored on the server that is running Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) and using Microsoft Active Server Pages (ASP).Nevertheless, the use of Access is less advisable, given the existing Microsoft SQL Server that has a higher ability. Some professional application developers use Microsoft Access to develop applications quickly (used as a Rapid Application Development / RAD tool), especially for the manufacture of prototypes to a bigger program and a stand-alone applications for the salesman.Microsoft Access not so good if accessed through a network so that applications that are used by many users tend to use a database management system solutions that are client / server.Nevertheless, the display advances Access (forms, reports, queries, and Visual Basic code) that can be used to handle its database which actually processed by other data base management systems, like Microsoft Jet Database Engine (which by default used by Microsoft Access ), Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, and several other products that support ODBC.
Microsoft InfoPath 2003 has the function of its ability to create and view XML documents with support for custom defined XML schema. This application can also be configured to connect to external systems using XML Web services through the Microsoft XML Parser (MSXML) and SOAP Toolkit. In addition, back-end systems and middle-tier can also be configured to communicate with it by using Web services standards like SOAP, UDDI, and WSDL. Given InfoPath is an XML-processing program, then it is possible to process the data using other XML processors.
Microsoft Outlook 2003 has a unique function. This function is normally only used to send and read e-mail, the program also has a calendar function, work schedules, notes and journals.When used in conjunction with Microsoft Exchange Server, Outlook can provide access to mailboxes, calendars, and schedules together. However, because many security holes in Outlook, the program is often used to introduce viruses, for example via e-mail attachment.Some examples of viruses that spread in this way is the Melissa and Sobig.
Microsoft publisher 2003 has a function that is used for Desktop publishing
