Which is better office XP or office 2002?

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I have windows XP professional and am wondering which is
better, offic XP or office 2002.

Also, I already have office 2002 installed without
powerpoint, just outlook, pulisher,excel, and word.

I like office 2002, but I need powerpoint and wonder if
office XP would be a better program.

Thanks very much,

Zack
 
Zack said:
I have windows XP professional and am wondering which is
better, offic XP or office 2002.

Also, I already have office 2002 installed without
powerpoint, just outlook, pulisher,excel, and word.

I like office 2002, but I need powerpoint and wonder if
office XP would be a better program.

Thanks very much,

Zack

There is no Office 2002 product. You probably have Office 2000. The
migration went Office 2000, then Office XP, and Office 2003 is about to
be released.

If you have Office 2000, but don't have PowerPoint installed, recommend
you simply install it from your Office 2000 CD's. You'll find
Powerpoint is pretty much exactly the same thing in Office 2000 and
Office XP. We'll see about Office 2003.
 
I have windows XP professional and am wondering which is
better, offic XP or office 2002.

Also, I already have office 2002 installed without
powerpoint, just outlook, pulisher,excel, and word.

I like office 2002, but I need powerpoint and wonder if
office XP would be a better program.

Thanks very much,

Zack

This is like asking which is better: WinXP Pro or WinXP
Professioinal.

Office XP and Office 2002 are the same thing.
 
I have windows XP professional and am wondering which is
better, offic XP or office 2002.

Also, I already have office 2002 installed without
powerpoint, just outlook, pulisher,excel, and word.

I like office 2002, but I need powerpoint and wonder if
office XP would be a better program.

Thanks very much,

Zack

This is like asking which is better: WinXP Pro or WinXP
Professioinal.

Office XP and Office 2002 are the same thing.
 

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