Corel this week said its Office Professional suite would be priced at around £780 per Windows NT 4.0 server in the UK.
"The intention is to provide one suite per server as opposed to each user," said Eric Lefebvre, Corel European communications manager. "The server licence is also much easier to manage and we like to be innovative in making life simpler for corporate accounts."
Lefebvre added that there will be minimum and maximum discounts for NT server licensing. A date for firm UK pricing is still to be confirmed.
Corel's UK agent Channel Market Makers can be contacted by telephone on 01703-814142.
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