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Malke
Wolfpackmom said:Does Windows XP Home Edition contain Excel, Powerpoint?
No. Those are components of the MS Office suite, although you can buy
them separately.
Malke
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NewScience
Although you can download Excel Viewer and PowerPoint Viewer for free. They
only allow you to view.
only allow you to view.
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Ken Blake, MVP
Wolfpackmom said:Does Windows XP Home Edition contain Excel, Powerpoint?
No. Neither Windows XP, nor any other version of Windows, has ever included
Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access, or any other significant application
software. Such programs have to be bought, either by themselves or as part
of Microsoft Office.
If your previous computer, running an older version of Windows, came with
one or more of these, it was because the vendor who sold it bundled them as
part of the package he sold you, not because that version of Windows came
with them. Some, but not all, vendors do the same with Windows XP.
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Bruce Chambers
Wolfpackmom said:Does Windows XP Home Edition contain Excel, Powerpoint?
Neither the Microsoft Office application suite, nor any of its
individual component applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access,
Outlook, etc.), have _ever_ been "part" of *any* Windows operating
system. They are, and always have been, separate applications, that
must be purchased and installed separately.
For the budget-minded (who also don't need all of Office's specific
features), there's the free, open source OpenOffice:
http://www.openoffice.org/
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Guest
some do and some dont, the one i have doesent have it , i have got note pad
and windows journal viewer , and word pad , thats in the accessories, that
is ok for some word processer ok by on hy other pc that had all 8 word
processing programmes exel etc. it depends on what they have pre loaded when
u buy it
and windows journal viewer , and word pad , thats in the accessories, that
is ok for some word processer ok by on hy other pc that had all 8 word
processing programmes exel etc. it depends on what they have pre loaded when
u buy it
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NoNoBadDog!
RAY0711 said:some do and some dont, the one i have doesent have it , i have got note
pad
and windows journal viewer , and word pad , thats in the accessories,
that
is ok for some word processer ok by on hy other pc that had all 8 word
processing programmes exel etc. it depends on what they have pre loaded
when
u buy it
No version of Windows comes with Microsoft Office, or Excel, or PowerPoint.
Windows has never shipped with Excel, or PowerPoint.
Don't know where RAY0711 is getting his information, but it is quite wrong.
Some OEM's include a *60 DAY TRIAL* version of Microsoft Office.
There are currently no retail OEMs selling computers with the full version
of Microsoft Office, Word, Excel or PowerPoint installed.
If you want Microsoft Office, Word, PowerPoint or Excel, you have to buy
it.
It *DOES NOT* come with Windows.
It *DOES NOT* come with a new computer (other than the trial version) unless
you pay extra for it.
Bobby
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Bruce Chambers
RAY0711 said:some do .....
That's completely incorrect. Neither the Microsoft Office application
suite, nor any of its individual component applications (Word, Excel,
PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, etc.), have _ever_ been "part" of *any*
Windows operating system. They are, and always have been, separate
applications, that must be purchased and installed separately.
Non-Evaluation versions of Microsoft Office comes pre-installed on new
computers only when the computer manufacturer chooses to offer it, and
the purchaser is willing to pay extra for it.
--
Bruce Chambers
Help us help you:
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Guest
hi , very sorry that i gave u the wrong info
NoNoBadDog! said:No version of Windows comes with Microsoft Office, or Excel, or PowerPoint.
Windows has never shipped with Excel, or PowerPoint.
Don't know where RAY0711 is getting his information, but it is quite wrong.
Some OEM's include a *60 DAY TRIAL* version of Microsoft Office.
There are currently no retail OEMs selling computers with the full version
of Microsoft Office, Word, Excel or PowerPoint installed.
If you want Microsoft Office, Word, PowerPoint or Excel, you have to buy
it.
It *DOES NOT* come with Windows.
It *DOES NOT* come with a new computer (other than the trial version) unless
you pay extra for it.
Bobby
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Tom Willett
Some pc vendors haved bundled OEM versions of Office on their computers,
that are not necessarily trial versions.
| hi , very sorry that i gave u the wrong info
|
| "NoNoBadDog!" wrote:
|
| >
| > | > > some do and some dont, the one i have doesent have it , i have got
note
| > > pad
| > > and windows journal viewer , and word pad , thats in the accessories,
| > > that
| > > is ok for some word processer ok by on hy other pc that had all 8 word
| > > processing programmes exel etc. it depends on what they have pre
loaded
| > > when
| > > u buy it
| > >
| > > "Wolfpackmom" wrote:
| > >
| > >> Does Windows XP Home Edition contain Excel, Powerpoint?
| >
| > No version of Windows comes with Microsoft Office, or Excel, or
PowerPoint.
| >
| > Windows has never shipped with Excel, or PowerPoint.
| >
| > Don't know where RAY0711 is getting his information, but it is quite
wrong.
| >
| > Some OEM's include a *60 DAY TRIAL* version of Microsoft Office.
| > There are currently no retail OEMs selling computers with the full
version
| > of Microsoft Office, Word, Excel or PowerPoint installed.
| >
| > If you want Microsoft Office, Word, PowerPoint or Excel, you have to
buy
| > it.
| >
| > It *DOES NOT* come with Windows.
| >
| > It *DOES NOT* come with a new computer (other than the trial version)
unless
| > you pay extra for it.
| >
| >
| > Bobby
| >
| >
| >
that are not necessarily trial versions.
| hi , very sorry that i gave u the wrong info
|
| "NoNoBadDog!" wrote:
|
| >
| > | > > some do and some dont, the one i have doesent have it , i have got
note
| > > pad
| > > and windows journal viewer , and word pad , thats in the accessories,
| > > that
| > > is ok for some word processer ok by on hy other pc that had all 8 word
| > > processing programmes exel etc. it depends on what they have pre
loaded
| > > when
| > > u buy it
| > >
| > > "Wolfpackmom" wrote:
| > >
| > >> Does Windows XP Home Edition contain Excel, Powerpoint?
| >
| > No version of Windows comes with Microsoft Office, or Excel, or
PowerPoint.
| >
| > Windows has never shipped with Excel, or PowerPoint.
| >
| > Don't know where RAY0711 is getting his information, but it is quite
wrong.
| >
| > Some OEM's include a *60 DAY TRIAL* version of Microsoft Office.
| > There are currently no retail OEMs selling computers with the full
version
| > of Microsoft Office, Word, Excel or PowerPoint installed.
| >
| > If you want Microsoft Office, Word, PowerPoint or Excel, you have to
buy
| > it.
| >
| > It *DOES NOT* come with Windows.
| >
| > It *DOES NOT* come with a new computer (other than the trial version)
unless
| > you pay extra for it.
| >
| >
| > Bobby
| >
| >
| >
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NoNoBadDog!
I have not seen product from any OEM in the last 5 years with anything but a
trial version installed.
With prices points so low on the hardware, no OEM on the retail shelf can
afford to include any part of Office.
That said, I do not know if any on-line only vendors offer models that ship
with an OEM version of Windows, but it would certainly increase the price of
the units dramatically.
Bobby
trial version installed.
With prices points so low on the hardware, no OEM on the retail shelf can
afford to include any part of Office.
That said, I do not know if any on-line only vendors offer models that ship
with an OEM version of Windows, but it would certainly increase the price of
the units dramatically.
Bobby
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Tom Willett
We have two dell laptops in the office that came with Office 2003 Pro.
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NoNoBadDog!
Dell offers the option of having the OEM version loaded *As a value added
option*. This means it costs more and the customer must request it.
Why are you beleaguering this?
And my point was in regards to product on the retail shelf (Dell does not
apply).
Bobby
option*. This means it costs more and the customer must request it.
Why are you beleaguering this?
And my point was in regards to product on the retail shelf (Dell does not
apply).
Bobby
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Tom Willett
Not beleaguering this at all. Just trying to supply some additional
information to the OP, since all of your posts assume you know everything
about everything, when you're not trolling.
| Dell offers the option of having the OEM version loaded *As a value added
| option*. This means it costs more and the customer must request it.
|
| Why are you beleaguering this?
|
| And my point was in regards to product on the retail shelf (Dell does not
| apply).
|
| Bobby
|
| | > We have two dell laptops in the office that came with Office 2003 Pro.
| >
| > | >>I have not seen product from any OEM in the last 5 years with anything
but
| >>a trial version installed.
| >>
| >> With prices points so low on the hardware, no OEM on the retail shelf
can
| >> afford to include any part of Office.
| >>
| >> That said, I do not know if any on-line only vendors offer models that
| >> ship with an OEM version of Windows, but it would certainly increase
the
| >> price of the units dramatically.
| >>
| >> Bobby
| >>
| >> | >>> Some pc vendors haved bundled OEM versions of Office on their
computers,
| >>> that are not necessarily trial versions.
| >>>
| >>>
| >>> | >>> | hi , very sorry that i gave u the wrong info
| >>> |
| >>> | "NoNoBadDog!" wrote:
| >>> |
| >>> | >
| >>> | > | >>> | > > some do and some dont, the one i have doesent have it , i have
got
| >>> note
| >>> | > > pad
| >>> | > > and windows journal viewer , and word pad , thats in the
| >>> accessories,
| >>> | > > that
| >>> | > > is ok for some word processer ok by on hy other pc that had all
8
| >>> word
| >>> | > > processing programmes exel etc. it depends on what they have pre
| >>> loaded
| >>> | > > when
| >>> | > > u buy it
| >>> | > >
| >>> | > > "Wolfpackmom" wrote:
| >>> | > >
| >>> | > >> Does Windows XP Home Edition contain Excel, Powerpoint?
| >>> | >
| >>> | > No version of Windows comes with Microsoft Office, or Excel, or
| >>> PowerPoint.
| >>> | >
| >>> | > Windows has never shipped with Excel, or PowerPoint.
| >>> | >
| >>> | > Don't know where RAY0711 is getting his information, but it is
quite
| >>> wrong.
| >>> | >
| >>> | > Some OEM's include a *60 DAY TRIAL* version of Microsoft Office.
| >>> | > There are currently no retail OEMs selling computers with the full
| >>> version
| >>> | > of Microsoft Office, Word, Excel or PowerPoint installed.
| >>> | >
| >>> | > If you want Microsoft Office, Word, PowerPoint or Excel, you have
| >>> to
| >>> buy
| >>> | > it.
| >>> | >
| >>> | > It *DOES NOT* come with Windows.
| >>> | >
| >>> | > It *DOES NOT* come with a new computer (other than the trial
| >>> version)
| >>> unless
| >>> | > you pay extra for it.
| >>> | >
| >>> | >
| >>> | > Bobby
| >>> | >
| >>> | >
| >>> | >
| >>>
| >>>
| >>
| >>
| >
| >
|
|
information to the OP, since all of your posts assume you know everything
about everything, when you're not trolling.
| Dell offers the option of having the OEM version loaded *As a value added
| option*. This means it costs more and the customer must request it.
|
| Why are you beleaguering this?
|
| And my point was in regards to product on the retail shelf (Dell does not
| apply).
|
| Bobby
|
| | > We have two dell laptops in the office that came with Office 2003 Pro.
| >
| > | >>I have not seen product from any OEM in the last 5 years with anything
but
| >>a trial version installed.
| >>
| >> With prices points so low on the hardware, no OEM on the retail shelf
can
| >> afford to include any part of Office.
| >>
| >> That said, I do not know if any on-line only vendors offer models that
| >> ship with an OEM version of Windows, but it would certainly increase
the
| >> price of the units dramatically.
| >>
| >> Bobby
| >>
| >> | >>> Some pc vendors haved bundled OEM versions of Office on their
computers,
| >>> that are not necessarily trial versions.
| >>>
| >>>
| >>> | >>> | hi , very sorry that i gave u the wrong info
| >>> |
| >>> | "NoNoBadDog!" wrote:
| >>> |
| >>> | >
| >>> | > | >>> | > > some do and some dont, the one i have doesent have it , i have
got
| >>> note
| >>> | > > pad
| >>> | > > and windows journal viewer , and word pad , thats in the
| >>> accessories,
| >>> | > > that
| >>> | > > is ok for some word processer ok by on hy other pc that had all
8
| >>> word
| >>> | > > processing programmes exel etc. it depends on what they have pre
| >>> loaded
| >>> | > > when
| >>> | > > u buy it
| >>> | > >
| >>> | > > "Wolfpackmom" wrote:
| >>> | > >
| >>> | > >> Does Windows XP Home Edition contain Excel, Powerpoint?
| >>> | >
| >>> | > No version of Windows comes with Microsoft Office, or Excel, or
| >>> PowerPoint.
| >>> | >
| >>> | > Windows has never shipped with Excel, or PowerPoint.
| >>> | >
| >>> | > Don't know where RAY0711 is getting his information, but it is
quite
| >>> wrong.
| >>> | >
| >>> | > Some OEM's include a *60 DAY TRIAL* version of Microsoft Office.
| >>> | > There are currently no retail OEMs selling computers with the full
| >>> version
| >>> | > of Microsoft Office, Word, Excel or PowerPoint installed.
| >>> | >
| >>> | > If you want Microsoft Office, Word, PowerPoint or Excel, you have
| >>> to
| >>> buy
| >>> | > it.
| >>> | >
| >>> | > It *DOES NOT* come with Windows.
| >>> | >
| >>> | > It *DOES NOT* come with a new computer (other than the trial
| >>> version)
| >>> unless
| >>> | > you pay extra for it.
| >>> | >
| >>> | >
| >>> | > Bobby
| >>> | >
| >>> | >
| >>> | >
| >>>
| >>>
| >>
| >>
| >
| >
|
|
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NoNoBadDog!
Again, no trolling involved.
The OP asked about a retail product. Answers supplied were both accurate
and applicable.
Dell offers and upgrade for the OEM version on some of their models, but
they are neither retail nor are they free upgrades.
Bobby
The OP asked about a retail product. Answers supplied were both accurate
and applicable.
Dell offers and upgrade for the OEM version on some of their models, but
they are neither retail nor are they free upgrades.
Bobby
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