Feedback delays Office 2007
Office 2007 is now likely to ship a few months later than previously expected.
Microsoft said the delay is to help engineers better incorporate feedback from the 2.5 million Office 2007 beta testers.
The software will now ship to business users by the end of this year, about two months later than the previous ship date.
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