I want to use Microsoft Office (Word) on a Windows XP System. Which of these do I want?
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"Which of these do I want?" The post only shows a pic of Office 97 Professional, so I don't know which choices you are comparing? I'm no computer expert, either, but I would suggest it just depends on how you intend to use the programs. If you want it just for your own use then I would absolutely recommend Office 97. It's inexpensive and effecient. As stated below, you should be able to research the differences between the products you want to compare online. So again, depending on how you will use it, just be aware that Microsoft Office 2010 programs are pretty much incompatible with older versions. Which means if you will be receiving files from other sources that use 2010, you will be unable to open their files. There is a workaround for this, though. Just ask the sender to save the file as a .doc (Word) or .xls (Excel) before they send it to you.
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My wife uses the product at her workplace. She says that the option is given at setup on which program you want it to interface with...MS Office is one choice. I don't know how well it works with Office.
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Not sure if it will run on XP. If you use MS Outlook or Outlook Express to manage your email, OFFICE 2013 does not handle "Pop" email accounts. I installed "Thunderbird" as an email client on Windows 8. I also found the Word 2013 moved a lot of features around but did not find any useful (to me) improvements in Word 2013 over 2010 and if you are replacing Word 2003, all your drop-down menus are gone.
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In a word, yes. All editions of Microsoft Office 2010 run on any edition of Windows XP, Vista, 7 or 8. Since you have a 64-bit operating system, note the following quote from the amazon.com listing: "5. This product includes both 32- and 64-bit versions for a single computer. Microsoft recommends the 32-bit version, which runs great on both 32- and 64-bit versions of Windows. People who use very large documents that need more than 2 GB of memory may want to run the 64-bit version, but many common add-ins for Office don't run correctly in the 64-bit version."
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No, this has it's own version of word, excel and power point that is compatible with the ms versions.Actually works quite nicely.I've downloaded ms stuff and used it, haven't uploaded to my pc and used with ms programs yetGood luck :}
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Not sure how to answer that, exactly. Word and Excel work fine with my new Dell desktop windows 7. Except for Outlook, which is horrible piece of garbage I removed and installed from a copy of Office 2007.
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Yes, it comes with a trial version of Microsoft Office, which you can purchase if you like it. You might also look into OpenOffice...
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I am not sure. I had an issue and had to wipe everything off and start over. I purchased office, so I would have word. I know word was not included.
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This is an android os system. anything you can get on a android play store. android does have word and excel programs that are compatible with windows office.
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Mine had a trial version of Microsoft Office. You would eventually have to pay.
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Nope. No Microsoft Office. Mine came with Windows 8, a trial of Mcaffee Antivirus, and that was about it.
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All you would need to do is download the application you want and your good to go. I see there is a one called Documents to go that is compatible it has Word, Powerpoint, and Exel.
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I've read on the MSI forum and talked to my laptop supplier that you can run XP Pro on the MSI. This particular version has the huztpa to do it. Make sure that you know what drivers for the wireless, wired network, video, and sound. I'm sure I am forgetting something else, but that should cover most of it. Though I wouldn't put Office 07 on it, it could bog it down a tad. I tried Office 07 on the XP Home my laptop supplier had and it was a tad slow, but I still want one
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No unfortunately not. It has a wordpad kind of like the ms word starter on windows 7 but it has way less features and is annoying to use. If you want to save money download apache OpenOffice for free. You can save your documents as word files or any type of file really. It has all the features of ms office too. (PowerPoint, excel, etc.)
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Forget Word, download Libre Office for free instead; it's got all Word/Excel/etc. functionality, can read from and save as MS Office file types, doesn't cost a cent.
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It has a usable version of word, but I installed a full version of microsoft works and word that I had previously.
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Make sure you have the 2.5 upgrade. I'm able to use it on Word 2011 and also on Pages and Nisus Writer.