Talk:Microsoft Office 14

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This is the talk page for discussing improvements to the Microsoft Office 14 article.

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Other versions of Microsoft Office have had Wikipedia pages from their inception, including Microsoft Office 12 (now Office 2007) which had content as early as September 2005. There is a significant amount of information from well-regarded Office experts about Office 14, and although few official details are available, I think there is enough to keep this article as a stub. White 720 19:53, 14 February 2007 (UTC)

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[edit] Nowhere to merge

There is no substantial "versions" section in the main Microsoft Office page, but there is a whole different page for Microsoft Office 2007. I think this page has enough merit, at least for future expansion, to stand on its own and as per the instructions added by User:Harmil, I will remove the template.

[edit] Two versions

There are two versions of this article, Microsoft Office "14" and Microsoft Office 14. "14" is shorter, but contains the original source of the data (a link to AeroXperience, aeroxp.org, with an article written by Stephen Chapman.) 24.211.230.92 00:13, 21 April 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Not calling it 13

How sad is that, its still the 13th version, there is nothing they can do about that!

[edit] Master Data Management

Info about the MDM app in Office 14: Mary Jo Foley, PatricG --soum talk 15:40, 21 September 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Release date based on a Blog?

The referenced release date for Office 14 is based on this story. [1] that is a blog, quoting another blog. Blogs are not suitable as references according to WP:SPS. That this one quotes another blog is a problem. Both of which fail WP:FUTURE as they are discussing a release day of a yet to be released application. While looking for a release date I have yet to find a new site that lists a date. The closest are like this one [2] that say that office 14 "ships at an unstated date in the future" AlbinoFerret (talk) 01:15, 29 May 2008 (UTC)