Microsoft Office 3.0 is the second major release of Microsoft Office for Windows and the third on the Macintosh, preceding Microsoft Office 95 and 4.2, respectively. Office 3.0 was released by Microsoft on August 30, 1992, omitting version 2 for Windows entirely.
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The main components of the suite included:
- Microsoft Word 2.0c for Windows / 5.1 for Mac
- Microsoft Excel 4.0a
- Microsoft PowerPoint 3.0
- Microsoft Mail
- Microsoft Access (Professional edition only)
Gallery[]
External links[]
- Microsoft Office 3.0 at Wikipedia
| History • Website • Microsoft Product Activation • Genuine Advantage |
| Windows |
| 3.0 • 95 • 97 • 2000 • XP • 2003 • 2007 • 2010 • 2013 • 2016 • 2019 • 2021 |
| Mac OS/OS X/macOS |
| 3.0 • 4.2 • 98 • 2001 • X • 2004 • 2011 • 2016 • 2019 • 2021 |
| Applications (List) |
| Desktop |
| Access • Excel (Viewer) • InfoPath • Lync • OneNote • Outlook (Hotmail Connector • Add-ins) • PowerPoint (Viewer) • Project • Publisher • SharePoint (Designer • Workspace) • Visio • Word (Viewer) |
| Server |
| Forms Server • Groove Server • Lync Server • PerformancePoint Server • Project Server • Project Portfolio Server • SharePoint Server • Excel Services • InfoPath Forms Services |
| Mobile |
| Office Mobile |
| Online |
| Live Meeting • Office Live • Office Web Apps • Outlook Web App • Office 365 • Outlook.com |
| Office tools |
| Microsoft Office shared tools • Ribbon Hero • Ribbon Hero 2 |
| Discontinued |
| Accounting • Document Imaging • Entourage • FrontPage • Microsoft InterConnect • Liquid Motion • Mail • Office Assistants • Microsoft PhotoDraw • Photo Editor • Schedule+ • Snapshot Viewer for Access • Microsoft Vizact |
| Related products |
| Works • MapPoint • Search Server • Language Packs |
| Technologies |
| Information Bridge Framework • Object Linking and Embedding • Office Open XML • Office XML formats • Smart tags • Visual Basic for Applications |
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