Office 2003 Pro without OneNote?

[Access_guy49]

Hello Everyone,
Thanks in advance for the help (I love community forums!)
I have been looking around on the internet for this ALL day and i can't find anything. Microsoft's site is of absolutly no help and i have yet to see anyone else come accross this or even address it.

I have Office 2003 Professional
I installed OneNote on my laptop at home with my personal copy.
At work I tried to then install OneNote with our licensed work copy but it was not there. Does anyone know why this would be? Is there a way to get it?
I was under the impression that Office 2003 Pro came with OneNote, is this not the case?

Is there something I should be checking here at work as far as version?

I tried to find a microsoft list of products that came with the office 2003 suite but of course every link i click on takes me to an office 2007 sales pitch.

As far as i can tell from all the sites i have visited, Office 2003 Pro should come with OneNote. Hopefully someone might be able to shed some light on this or point me in the right direction.
Thanks

[Neel23]

AS far as i know Office 2003 Pro doesn't comes with OneNote , but office 2007 comes with onenote.

[Eric B]

Microsoft OneNote 2003 is the Microsoft Office note taking and management program. Microsoft Office OneNote 2003 is a standalone application and is not included in any of the Microsoft Office 2003 suites.

[Arval]

The two most obvious are OneNote and InfoPath. Microsoft Office OneNote 2003 is not included in any of the Microsoft Office 2003 suites and is only available as a standalone application. The program takes input in many forms such as documents, onscreen handwritten notes, and media files. OneNote works great on regular laptops and desktop computers running the supported operating systems. Microsoft OneNote's outline and search functions collate and outline the project data. This program doesn't have a particular method of use; you are expected to build your project in a way that fits your method of organization.