Microsoft Office 2000 (1999) - Time Travel
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- Thanks to Ken Choo for the suggestion!
On the 10th episode of Time Travel, we go back to 1999, to take a brief look at Microsoft Office 2000. Office 2000 included a few new features compared to the previous versions, with the main notable things being under the hood. There is, however, a feature called Object Linking and Embedding, which makes it easier to copy data between Office Programs. Office 2000 came in 5 editions, starting at $249. It was designed to be fully 32-bit, and ready for the year 2000.
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Hi, Michael, I love your videos pretty much. One little correction though.OLE is not about copying and pasting things AFAIK. OLE is the technology that enables you to actually LINK and/or EMBED some Office files inside other ones. You just have to choose Insert->Object, and then choose some file to embed. You can embed the whole file, with it's icon visible in the document/presentation/etc, which you can simply double-click on. You can also embed the content of the file, so the other file's canvas inside your doc/ppt/xls is created, containing the actual file that you've embedded, and by double-clicking this canvas, its own menu appears (i.e. if you embed spreadsheet inside word document, by double-clicking embedded table, the Word menu interface changes to Excel toolbars). Although, if you dont want to embed documents inside another (embedding means adding size of embedded file to the size of the file that you're embedding inside), you can always simply link those files, but you have to make sure that you keep linked files avaliable.
Wow, this video brings back some serious nostalgia for me. Who can forget Clippy, staying right by your side and watching as you penned yet another goofy fanfiction of your favorite anime? Or having to build a slide show in PowerPoint and loading it down with as much clip art and music MIDIs as you could, so yours would be the coolest ever? Never thought I'd be missing simpler times like those.
Microsoft Office works on Windows XP. I tried it out on my XP Virtual Machine.
Office 2000 description from 10-year-old me: "CLIPPIT IS FREE NOW".
You forgot to show the (amazingly low) RAM usage.
I love your videos! I've been watching them all week, lol. Is there any way you could do one for Windows CE?
Now known as Microsoft Office 1999
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product key?
+Epic_Gamer_2000 The Best Gamer Ever Can't give that out sorry!
+mjd7999 dang it I can't find any working ones and why not?
+Epic_Gamer_2000 The Best Gamer Ever RUclips has a partnership problem with free files that aren't actually free, including codes.
Look on WinWorldPC, see if their ones work.
office xp run's on 95
I'm late I know but....can you do office 95 on win3?
luv ur vidz!
does it work with xp
+sushi dream this should work fine with xp
it works also in windows7 and now since 8 years i use it on Linux Ubuntu 12.04 & 14.04 and since half a year i switch to LinuxLite 5.0 and i still use Office2000 with WINE iz no problem tu use it on Linux :)
I like clippy the office assistant, and many other characters like Merlyn ,cat, dog .
Still use Office 2000. Works perfectly with the Office 2007 compatibility patch
2003 standard version here. Also works with the 2007 file format compatibility patch.
I do miss PDF support the most
Awww I love Clippy! It was nice to see him again :) I know lots of people hate him, but I have fond memories from childhood that involve Clippy. Whenever I had to type a report for school or something, he would always be there. Good times.
I still have the two CD's from 2000 and the key and wish this video had been around 19 years ago!!
Haha that’s awesome!
Funny enough, I have the two CDs for the Small business version of Office 2000, as well as two discs of just Word 2000. Sadly, Disc one of my copy of Office 2000 has a small crack in the middle of the disc, but the second disc is fine.
OLE (Object Link Embedding) allows you to create a link inside Word that you can click on to open an Excel spreadsheet and visa versa...
DDE (Data to Data Exchange) allows you to copy and paste between Office apps...
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18 year mystery solved. I always wondered why our copy of Office 2000 Small Business never came with PowerPoint. You'd think a presentation app would come in a small business software suite. Going through senior high school in 2002-03 I needed to view and use PP but couldn't, which was pretty frustrating.
I didn't get to use PP all throughout high school either. :(
PowerPoint is far more essential now than it was in 2000. It was a luxury back then. I remember how cool it was the first time I used it.
@@bchristian85 Back then I found it funny when a fellow student, teacher, lecturer or a business person used an overly busy transition/animation for serious subject matters. Things like bullet points and text would swirl onto a page; text would phase in too quick or too slow; inappropriate fonts (Comic sans) and ugly backgrounds, and so on. It made presentations unprofessional. They were just utterly clueless... and I miss it.
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I still use Office 2000 on my Windows XP, my windows 7 and my Windows 8.1 in 2020
I have now managed to get both MS Office 2k and Outlook Mail working on Windows 7. I also got it to work on Windows 8 but not Outlook. But it works on Windows 7 I made a video about it here:
ruclips.net/video/QHY_244RH3w/видео.html
This seems like it would be a nice thing to have for my Windows XP laptop. Currently on my Windows 10 laptop, I have Microsoft Office 2003 on it. I don't see any need to upgrade to a newer version of Office, but Office 2003 is boss!
You're one of the few peoples to have Office 2003 in Windows 10...right?
Well, I have Office 2000 now.
microsoft office2000 setup doesnot exist... please share a new link
Can you do an Office 2003 time travel video? :)
I'll see if I have a copy laying around :)
mjd7999 :)
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Best versions of Office for their respective versions of (consumer) Windows:
Windows 3.1(1): Office 4.3 (I call it Office 6.0, because of the version of Word in the suite)
Windows 95/98/ME: Office '97
Windows XP: Office 2003
Windows Vista/7: Office 2010
Windows 8/8.1/10: Office 2016
Notice several versions of Office missing. That's, well, because like many Microsoft products, every *other* version is the good one.
Office '95 (really, Office 7.0), first version to be native for Windows '95, the only thing really changed was theming and the splash screen, the applications all presented themselves for the first time was Version 7.0)
Office 2000: really, the long-forgotten middle child of the group. Polished all of Office '97's rough edges and laid the groundwork for a truly stable Office. Solid, stable, got out of your way.
Office xp: We shall never speak of this again
Office 2007: It brought the ribbon......yay......
Office 2013: A re-theme of Office 2010!!!!! Oh, and a couple tweaks here and there too.....
I loved Office 2000 and 2003. Took me a while to get used to the ribbon after Office 2007 came out. I continued to use 2003 for a while. I think Office 2003 was probably as good as it could get and everything since has been feature creep or unnecessary changes. However, I do like 2016 pretty well and that's what I still use.
I found office 2000 in an NHL PS1 case
I inherited a 2 disk version of this, and figured that I prefer it... it's got all the business tools, and whilst I don't need them, I got them anyways
Microsoft Office 2000 bad
I still use office 2000 to write useless stuff and keeping a record of my expenses.
Damn. This goes back to my 6th grade computer lab days 👀
Unfortunately Microsoft Office 2000 does not work on Windows XP or Windows 7. When I tried to install it most of the software would not install or work.
I could not even install Outlook Mail and that was on Windows XP. So there is no way you could run this on any Windows later than 98.
But Microsoft Office 97 works fine on Windows XP and. And I think it will work on Windows 8 which I am going to try this evening. So MS Office 97 is the best one to install if you have Windows XP Vista or 7. That one works.
The only thing that did not was again Outlook Mail. It installs and runs but you cannot send emails because it uses Microsoft Post Office not POP which is no longer supported in modern email. But everything else in Office 97 works on later Windows.
Funny that you mentioned that it doesn't work in anything later than Windows 98. I used it in Windows 2000 Professional, and I'm pretty sure it works in Windows ME. (But then again, mine were MSDN software licenses) It DID work for me in Windows XP, but I think that's because I did an Upgrade from Windows 2000. When I had to do a full install from scratch I used Office xp (lowercase 'xp' because that's how Microsoft marketed it, and yeah, it was horrid, 2003 was much better) instead. I'll have to track down some things and try it from scratch in XP since the two are very close in pedigree.
No I could not get MS Office 2000 to install or work at all on XP. Windows ME and 2000 are different from XP. As they are more based on Windows 9x but XP is not. Many features that were in Windows 98 and ME were removed from XP and later Windows. That's probably why you can run Office 2000 on Windows 2k and ME. But as I said it does not work on Windows XP or Windows 7.
I tried MS Office 95 on Windows XP but that did not run well either. Kept freezing and crashing so could not use. The best one to run is Office 97 as it works on all later Windows. Except for Outlook Mail which did not even run on XP. I thought it did but when I tried it only opened Windows Explorer not the email client. So there's no way Outlook Mail works on XP but the other apps in Office 97 do. Same as they work on Windows 7 and 8 and Vista.
Office 2003 would probably work on Windows XP, Windows 7 and 8. But it does not have the Office Assistants it did on Office 97 and 2000. As Microsoft removed these from later MS Office.
Strange, I've used Office 2000 a ton on Windows XP machines and even had it on Vista until I upgraded.
I found a old disk of office 2000 pro in my garage but i only found disk 1
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Office 2000. Worse Office ever.
On the main disk of Microsoft Office 2000 in the most advanced "premium" version there was also a program - Microsoft FrontPage 2000. The "professional" version presented in the film was a bit more modest.
Used Frontpage from the Office 97 CD to create my first real website back in the 90s, frames and MIDI music and everything.
That exact same brochure is in office 2007 lol
Can u do Microsoft 2019?
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I like clippy he is nice
It's d best for me. I know notability and good notes to b awesome
this is really cool. Thanks for sharing
you're welcome!
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I have the microsoft 2000 office certificate of authenticity how can I install the program without the CD
Maira Troncoso Unless you have an ISO image I don't think there is a way to install it without the CD.
+Maira Troncoso what is the key? if u tell me ill give you the iso or mail you a cd i have one i just lost my certificate of authenticity.
+Epic_Gamer_2000 The Best Gamer Ever Well... I might regret doing this, but OK. I'm struggling to find a Microsoft Office 2000 Pro ISO anywhere anyway. HDMW9-4M37Q-BWMPB-QGX9G-KJPTB
What is the product key?
you send excel 2000 download link
can you download office 2000 today?
Is there a way where I can download Microsoft Office 2000 for free? Please help me. I've been searching trough the internet for hours and I haven't found any thing.
+Mjsonic1 Since Office 2000 is abandonware, I'm sure that winworldpc.com will have it in their library.
+mjd7999 They have TONS of copies of ms office in there, but they had to remove Office 2000 due to a DMCA. Just search Office on the apps section, click the one that says Microsoft Office and then click 2000 and it says it there.
Oddly enough Mjsonic1, there is a keyless iso download of Office 2000 professional for free in the website downloadfreeos.weebly.com; Simply click on Downloads, and then Download Software for Windows and Mac OS X, and type in 2000 in your browser's find bar to see it (CTRL+F for Windows and Linux on Google Chrome). And as I mentioned earlier in this comment, it is keyless, so that means that you do not have to type in a product key. It is already typed in and it works. I manly use Office 2000 in Linux Mint using the Wine application to run Windows programs on Linux. and It works, but there is a bug in which the Office Assistants do not show up. If you do not mind just typing in a blank sheet without something helping you type a word correctly then you can just ignore the dialog box saying that Office Assistant needs to be reinstalled.
Yes you can. From this website here:
winworldpc.com/product/microsoft-office/97-98
Back when he had a decent intro
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A very buggy version.
Would it run on XP?
It's actually called clipper not clippy thats it's nick main
actually clippy's real name is clippit but people (me too) call him clippy
Clippy was hidden in Office XP and 2003 and outright removed in 2007. :)
+Kate Madison No he was not. He was just off by default.
+Kate Madison Well, that is, until 2007. Since then, MS gave the users another obnoxious feature called the ribbon that replaced the menus and toolbars.
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No mention of PhotoDraw?
And FrontPage.
Why did you leave Clippy on?
+Brian Stump Why not! :)
+mjd7999 True point. Can you do an episode of Office 97?