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lesley dutch
December 5th 03, 10:58 PM
i am buying a new computer and am getting confusing advice=20
from various dealers about changing from windows me to=20
windows xp home. i currentley use office 2000 with me=20
(students and teachers pack). i have been told by most=20
dealers that i should be able to carry on using this=20
software when i change to xp but the dealer i am buying=20
form that it wont work ad that i will have to start again=20
with the xp version. i am pretty loathe to pay out at=20
least =A3140 for this if i can get my existing version to=20
work has anyone had experience of this or am i going to=20
have to shell out for the xp version. any advice will be=20
gratefully accepted.


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lesley

Norm
December 5th 03, 10:58 PM
Office 2000 will work fine with XP. I don't think I would buy from a dealer
that doesn't know that.

"lesley dutch" > wrote in message
...
i am buying a new computer and am getting confusing advice
from various dealers about changing from windows me to
windows xp home. i currentley use office 2000 with me
(students and teachers pack). i have been told by most
dealers that i should be able to carry on using this
software when i change to xp but the dealer i am buying
form that it wont work ad that i will have to start again
with the xp version. i am pretty loathe to pay out at
least £140 for this if i can get my existing version to
work has anyone had experience of this or am i going to
have to shell out for the xp version. any advice will be
gratefully accepted.


lesley





































lesley

Mike Hall
December 5th 03, 10:58 PM
Office 2000 works ok with XP.. your dealer is wrong.. btw, is it him that is
trying to sell you Office XP?

"lesley dutch" > wrote in message
...
i am buying a new computer and am getting confusing advice
from various dealers about changing from windows me to
windows xp home. i currentley use office 2000 with me
(students and teachers pack). i have been told by most
dealers that i should be able to carry on using this
software when i change to xp but the dealer i am buying
form that it wont work ad that i will have to start again
with the xp version. i am pretty loathe to pay out at
least £140 for this if i can get my existing version to
work has anyone had experience of this or am i going to
have to shell out for the xp version. any advice will be
gratefully accepted.


lesley





































lesley

Ken Blake
December 5th 03, 10:58 PM
In ,
lesley dutch > typed:

> i am buying a new computer and am getting confusing advice
> from various dealers about changing from windows me to
> windows xp home. i currentley use office 2000 with me
> (students and teachers pack). i have been told by most
> dealers that i should be able to carry on using this
> software when i change to xp


That is correct.


> but the dealer i am buying
> form that it wont work ad that i will have to start again
> with the xp version.


He either doesn't know what he's talking about or is lying to you
in the hope of making another sale. If it were me, I would
consider buying from someone else instead.

--
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Bruce Chambers
December 5th 03, 10:58 PM
Greetings --

Office 2000 works perfectly well on WinXP. If a vendor is telling
you otherwise, take your business elsewhere - no doubt he'd lie about
other matters, as well.

Bruce Chambers

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"lesley dutch" > wrote in message
...
i am buying a new computer and am getting confusing advice
from various dealers about changing from windows me to
windows xp home. i currentley use office 2000 with me
(students and teachers pack). i have been told by most
dealers that i should be able to carry on using this
software when i change to xp but the dealer i am buying
form that it wont work ad that i will have to start again
with the xp version. i am pretty loathe to pay out at
least £140 for this if i can get my existing version to
work has anyone had experience of this or am i going to
have to shell out for the xp version. any advice will be
gratefully accepted.


lesley





































lesley

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