LAST, IMPORTANT ENCARTA QUESTIONS

G

Guest

ok, from a previous thread (dated 8/3/2005) I hae heard that in the Microsoft
Student package, you recieve Microsoft Premium, and then, on top of that, the
Microsoft Student CD package.... Meaning that Microsoft Student is the most
advanced, and larger than just Microsoft Encarta Premium, alone..

So, if I want to get the most for my money, am I right in purchasing Encarta
Premium 2006? Or would it be better to get Student? (which i am one)


And also... Just to make sure... The homewrok curriculum guide, that is
included in Encarta Premium (alone, not with the student package)... right?
 
K

kurttrail

thunderstruck_302 said:
ok, from a previous thread (dated 8/3/2005) I hae heard that in the
Microsoft Student package, you recieve Microsoft Premium, and then,
on top of that, the Microsoft Student CD package.... Meaning that
Microsoft Student is the most advanced, and larger than just
Microsoft Encarta Premium, alone..

So, if I want to get the most for my money, am I right in purchasing
Encarta Premium 2006? Or would it be better to get Student? (which i
am one)


And also... Just to make sure... The homewrok curriculum guide, that
is included in Encarta Premium (alone, not with the student
package)... right?

And this is related to a general discussion of Windows XP how exactly?

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G

Guest

and also, about student... I noticed thatit has an online math homework help,
where you get help for questions that are IN your math book, but does that
list of math books support Canadian math books as well?
 
G

Guest

ok, i dont know! I made encarta questions in the xp general discussions,
yesterday, and people like you said the same thing to me, and some said to
post in the encarta discussions, and one of them gave me the link to the
"Encarta" discussions, so i posted it here, and... i dont know how it got to
xp general. But someone please answer my questions.
 
K

kurttrail

thunderstruck_302 said:
ok, i dont know! I made encarta questions in the xp general
discussions, yesterday, and people like you said the same thing to
me, and some said to post in the encarta discussions, and one of them
gave me the link to the "Encarta" discussions, so i posted it here,
and... i dont know how it got to xp general. But someone please
answer my questions.

Obviously, education is wasted on you, so you should just give up now,
and save yourself some money.

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G

Guest

ok... im just simply trying to get an answer.... im sry if im not a pro at
comps, thats why I'm in here obviously... You simply seen a guy, asking for
help, not understanding something about a Microsoft product, that will be run
on XP.... Wait, a minute that describes almost everyone in the discussion! in
need of help with products on XP....!!!!! Are you calling everyone one in
this doscussion "uneducated"? Sounds to me like you are.... So shut up, and
dont reply to anything more unless you will help withthe question originally
posted.
 
S

Simon

thunderstruck_302 said:
and also, about student... I noticed thatit has an online math homework
help,
where you get help for questions that are IN your math book, but does that
list of math books support Canadian math books as well?

microsoft.public.encarta would help for your first question.

And for your math problem I have no idea, I don't know what book you are
talking about, and I am not Canadian.

But I doubt this NG is the place to ask, (the discussion is limited to
Windows XP, not Encarta and not Math).

BTW, please stop using uppercase in you posts, it is considered shouting.

Simon
 
K

kurttrail

thunderstruck_302 said:
ok... im just simply trying to get an answer....

Go to the right place to get that answer, as you said that someone
already told you.
im sry if im not a
pro at comps, thats why I'm in here obviously... You simply seen a
guy, asking for help, not understanding something about a Microsoft
product, that will be run on XP....

So go to the right Microsoft discussion group for that specific product.
All of MS recent software releases are design to run on XP.

If you could get a ham sandwich to run on XP, this wouldn't be the place
to ask questions about ham sandwiches, even if Microsoft was the
sandwich-maker.
Wait, a minute that describes
almost everyone in the discussion!

No, that just discribes idiot noobs like you. And most of them are told
where they should go. Some listen to that advise, others, like you,
ignore it because they love to wallow in their ignorance.
in need of help with products on
XP....!!!!!

LOL! What are you, an English major?
Are you calling everyone one in this doscussion
"uneducated"?

I don't believe I called anyone "uneducated." What I said was, that
"Obviously, education is wasted on you." A subtle difference that you
are obviously to ignorant to understand, so I won't waste my time
explaining the difference for you.
Sounds to me like you are....

LOL! You're rubber, and I'm glue. Education sticks to me, and bounces
off you! ;-)
So shut up,

ROFL! Have you been hearing me talk?
and dont
reply to anything more unless you will help withthe question
originally posted.

You can't always get what you want
But if you try sometimes
You just might find
You get what you need!


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R

Richard

thunderstruck_302 said:
ok, from a previous thread (dated 8/3/2005) I hae heard that in the
Microsoft
Student package, you recieve Microsoft Premium, and then, on top of that,
the
Microsoft Student CD package.... Meaning that Microsoft Student is the
most
advanced, and larger than just Microsoft Encarta Premium, alone..

So, if I want to get the most for my money, am I right in purchasing
Encarta
Premium 2006? Or would it be better to get Student? (which i am one)


And also... Just to make sure... The homewrok curriculum guide, that is
included in Encarta Premium (alone, not with the student package)...
right?

Perhaps you can get the answer here.

http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/support/EncartaProducts.aspx

Richard
 

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