windowsxp pro

[mary]

I cant find any and or dont know where to go to find any
of the Microsoft which i thought where in xp such as
excel,power point, word someone please help me it is here
some where?


Thank's Mary

Can also send my hubby at

[Chris Lanier]

None of those program will ever come in Windows XP. you can buy Microsoft
Office that comes with all of them.

http://www.microsoft.com/office/

"mary" > wrote in message
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> I cant find any and or dont know where to go to find any
> of the Microsoft which i thought where in xp such as
> excel,power point, word someone please help me it is here
> some where?
>
>
> Thank's Mary
>
> Can also send my hubby at
>
>

[Nicholas]

Windows XP is an operating system. If you need Excel, PowerPoint, Word,
then you must purchase and install Microsoft Office.=20

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Nicholas

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[Ken Blake]

In ,
mary > typed:

> I cant find any and or dont know where to go to find any
> of the Microsoft which i thought where in xp such as
> excel,power point, word someone please help me it is here
> some where?


If you expected Windows XP to come with these, sorry to tell you that =
neither Windows XP, nor any other version of WIndows, has ever come with =
these programs, or any other application software.
If your previous computer running an older version of Windows came with =
these programs, it wasn't that it came with Windows, it was that your =
vendor chose to bundle Microsoft Office as part of the package he sold =
you.

If you want these, you need to buy a copy of Microsoft Office.=20

Alternatively you can choose to buy another office suite, such as Corel =
WordPerfect Office, StarOffice, or you can downoad the free OpenOffice.


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Ken Blake
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