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bon
Is any of the 97 MS Office (word, access,
powerpoint,et..) compatible with XP?
powerpoint,et..) compatible with XP?
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rifleman
[This followup was posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.general and a
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the answer is yes, and PLEASE do some searching of the newsgroup before
posting - this is asked at LEAST once a day.
copy was sent to the cited author.]
there was a post not THREE hours ago about this.Is any of the 97 MS Office (word, access,
powerpoint,et..) compatible with XP?
the answer is yes, and PLEASE do some searching of the newsgroup before
posting - this is asked at LEAST once a day.
M
Melvin Ho
Yes, it is.
T
Ted
rifleman said:there was a post not THREE hours ago about this.
the answer is yes, and PLEASE do some searching of the newsgroup before
posting - this is asked at LEAST once a day.
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bhisham
hi,
well office 97 application sholud run of xp
do the follwing steps if they do'nt run.
1) right click the application(*.exe) select
Windows 98,windows 2000, Windows nt service pack 5.0
this should work fine
well office 97 application sholud run of xp
do the follwing steps if they do'nt run.
1) right click the application(*.exe) select
2) select the layer which you want to applyproperties>compabiltity tab
Windows 98,windows 2000, Windows nt service pack 5.0
this should work fine
K
Ken Blake
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Yes, all of it is.
bon said:Is any of the 97 MS Office (word, access,
powerpoint,et..) compatible with XP?
Yes, all of it is.