Microsoft Office 2003 - all for a long time already familiar with this package, and to explain that as a Yes, I think so do not get too hung up. Here You can now download the portable version of the program you want to install by booting the installation system unnecessary garbage files is now possible to work in the Portable version (with any type of storage media: flash drives, disks, and so on). Principle of operation: open the program from the package of Microsoft Office 2003 / worked / closed - nothing, there is no need to install and look for the clues to the program, all are already built and configured!

System requirements:
• PC with Pentium processor with a clock frequency of at least 233 MHz.
• At least 128 MB of RAM.
• At least 400 MB free hard disk space.

Microsoft Office 2003 contains:
• Acess
• Excel
• FrontPage
• PowerPoint
• Publisher
• Word
• Picture Manager
• The formula editor EQNEDT32 (plugins)
• Plugin for checking Ukrainian spelling ua_lang_check (plugins)

What is portable the Assembly:
Portable assemblies are designed for minimal changes in the system during operation and maximum zoom functionality to инсталлируемым versions. The main principle of the portable assemblies - better a thousand virtual registers and files in the sandbox, rather than changes in the real system. It is therefore not be considered a different sort of build on scripts, etc. as they are making, though temporary, but the actual changes to the system and can completely destroy the already installed the program. Why can't exist when using virtual containers, as is done in ThinApp and partially in Xenocode. Portable Assembly can be represented as a system of "nipple" when you start the Assembly sees itself and its contents, and all of the system and the system does not see the build, from her point of view, this is the usual Packed экзешник. It is very important for understanding the strengths and weaknesses of portable assemblies. The term «portable Assembly» means the pre-installed program, encased in a virtual container ThinApp, and not a bunch of different too heavy soft boxes in a shell.