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Guest
turn page on 11 in. side to make two page planners ,also
can anyone recomend abook that would help me lear word perfect
can anyone recomend abook that would help me lear word perfect
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You could try the Help menu.
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br549
Wordperfect has absolutely nothing to do with windows XP and it definitely
has nothing to do with Microsoft so why would you ask that question in a
microsoft windows xp newsgroup?
turn page on 11 in. side to make two page planners ,also
can anyone recomend abook that would help me lear word
perfect
has nothing to do with Microsoft so why would you ask that question in a
microsoft windows xp newsgroup?
turn page on 11 in. side to make two page planners ,also
can anyone recomend abook that would help me lear word
perfect
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Mike H
Turning a page on 11in side is called 'landscape' so look for that option in
a drop down menu.. help files are good for this.. if you want a book, go to
a decent bookstore and look for one..
a drop down menu.. help files are good for this.. if you want a book, go to
a decent bookstore and look for one..
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Rock
teshbon said:turn page on 11 in. side to make two page planners ,also
can anyone recomend abook that would help me lear word perfect
Go to the Corel newsgroups for your version of WordPerfect. The server
is cnews.corel.com or go to the Corel.com web site and look for the
newsgroups.
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Guest
I upgraded from Windows Me to XP home edition. After all microsoft
programs-excel,word,outlook are still in their 2000 (windows Me) format. Why
did they not upgrade to the Xp version (I believe is 2002 versions of
previously mentioned)? Is there anyway i can get these programs to 'upgrade'
to the XP version?
programs-excel,word,outlook are still in their 2000 (windows Me) format. Why
did they not upgrade to the Xp version (I believe is 2002 versions of
previously mentioned)? Is there anyway i can get these programs to 'upgrade'
to the XP version?
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Gordon
JoeDim555555 wrote:
|| I upgraded from Windows Me to XP home edition. After all microsoft
|| programs-excel,word,outlook are still in their 2000 (windows Me)
|| format. Why did they not upgrade to the Xp version (I believe is
|| 2002 versions of previously mentioned)? Is there anyway i can get
|| these programs to 'upgrade' to the XP version?
||
Yes, by buying Office 2002! Office applications are completely separate from
the Operating system. What you had, was Office 2000 on Windows ME. Upgrading
Windows ME to Windows XP is only changing the OPERATING system. And Office
2000 is NOT "in ME format" - Office 2000 is nothing to do with ME!You can
install Office 2000 on any windows operating system from Windows 98 onwards.
|| I upgraded from Windows Me to XP home edition. After all microsoft
|| programs-excel,word,outlook are still in their 2000 (windows Me)
|| format. Why did they not upgrade to the Xp version (I believe is
|| 2002 versions of previously mentioned)? Is there anyway i can get
|| these programs to 'upgrade' to the XP version?
||
Yes, by buying Office 2002! Office applications are completely separate from
the Operating system. What you had, was Office 2000 on Windows ME. Upgrading
Windows ME to Windows XP is only changing the OPERATING system. And Office
2000 is NOT "in ME format" - Office 2000 is nothing to do with ME!You can
install Office 2000 on any windows operating system from Windows 98 onwards.
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Bob I
You may wish to make VERY sure that you find/keep the MS Office 2000
install disks because you will need them for reinstallation and fresh
copies are NOT readily available!
install disks because you will need them for reinstallation and fresh
copies are NOT readily available!
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Ken Blake
In
You're mixing up two completely different things. Windows Me and
Windows XP are operating systems. Excel, Word, and Outlook are
part of Microsoft Office.
Neither Microsoft Office, not any of its component programs
(Excxel, Word, Outlook, etc.) have ever come with any version of
Office. It didn't come with Windows Me and it doesn't come with
Windows XP. Your computer, when you bought it with Windows Me
installed, probably came with Microsoft Office, but note that it
was simply the computer that came that way--bundled as a package
by your vendor--not that Windows Me came with it.
So when you bought Windows XP to upgrade to, it too came with no
version of Office, nor with any othr significant application
programs. What you have left on your drive are the applications
you had originally.
If you want a newer version of Office, I'm afraid you'll have to
go out and buy one. There's no way to upgrade for free. Note, by
the way, that the "XP" in "Windows XP" and the "XP" in "Office
XP" have nothing to do with each other. The "XP" is just a
marketing name, and there's no requirement to run that specific
version of Office under Windows XP. You can run Office 95, 97,
2000, XP, or 2003 (the latest version) or any of a number of
non-Microsoft competing Office products.
So if your Office 2000 programs still meet your needs, you may
just want to stick with them. There's no need to spend the
substantial sum required to upgrade to a newer version.
JoeDim555555 said:I upgraded from Windows Me to XP home edition. After all
microsoft
programs-excel,word,outlook are still in their 2000 (windows
Me)
format. Why did they not upgrade to the Xp version (I believe
is
2002 versions of previously mentioned)? Is there anyway i can
get
these programs to 'upgrade' to the XP version?
You're mixing up two completely different things. Windows Me and
Windows XP are operating systems. Excel, Word, and Outlook are
part of Microsoft Office.
Neither Microsoft Office, not any of its component programs
(Excxel, Word, Outlook, etc.) have ever come with any version of
Office. It didn't come with Windows Me and it doesn't come with
Windows XP. Your computer, when you bought it with Windows Me
installed, probably came with Microsoft Office, but note that it
was simply the computer that came that way--bundled as a package
by your vendor--not that Windows Me came with it.
So when you bought Windows XP to upgrade to, it too came with no
version of Office, nor with any othr significant application
programs. What you have left on your drive are the applications
you had originally.
If you want a newer version of Office, I'm afraid you'll have to
go out and buy one. There's no way to upgrade for free. Note, by
the way, that the "XP" in "Windows XP" and the "XP" in "Office
XP" have nothing to do with each other. The "XP" is just a
marketing name, and there's no requirement to run that specific
version of Office under Windows XP. You can run Office 95, 97,
2000, XP, or 2003 (the latest version) or any of a number of
non-Microsoft competing Office products.
So if your Office 2000 programs still meet your needs, you may
just want to stick with them. There's no need to spend the
substantial sum required to upgrade to a newer version.
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