Office Student Teacher Edition

[Guest]

I have Windows ME. I do not know how to tell if that is a later version than
Window 2000 of XP and whether or not I can use the Office program on my
computer.

 

[Brendan Reynolds]

Office 2003 (any edition) would not run on Windows ME, but any earlier
version (Office XP, 2000, or 97) should be OK.

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[Joseph Meehan]

ME is an earlier version than XP or 2000.

Since the Student Edition of Office does not include Access. Sorry.
This is the Microsoft Access Database newsgroup. It appears your question
is not related to that database. The Microsoft help system is not all that
clear and may have misdirected you here. You are much more likely to find
someone with the answer if you post your question to a newsgroup devoted to
your subject.