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I saw that someone searched against this and hit my blog, so I decided to quickly add a note on this.  Office 2003 does run on Windows Server 2008, but there is a problem with the Rights Management System client.  The Knowledge Base support article Release notes for the preliminary release of Windows Server 2008 has the following to say:

Office 2003 is unable to detect the Windows Server 2008 Rights Management System (RMS) Client when you try to use the Windows Server 2008 RMS to protect Microsoft Office 2003 documents.

This is planned to be fixed in the future, but since many people don't use the RMS functionality, this is good news.

 

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David


Posted Mon, Mar 17 2008 1:23 PM by David Overton

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Isaac Goldfarb wrote re: Office 2003 running on Windows Server 2008
on Mon, Mar 2 2009 4:27 PM

i,m trying to install office 2003 on windows 2008 server,but i have error:this future is not available, when i access from cleint PC

Any help?

systems@armadaleit.ca

Anonymous wrote re: Office 2003 running on Windows Server 2008
on Tue, Jun 2 2009 2:18 AM

Any resolution on this...I am having the same issue.

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