vishal
December 5th 03, 11:00 PM
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>i am buying a new computer and am getting confusing=20
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=20
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
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>Yes .You will be losing office 2000 when you install=20
windows xp.you'll be needing a new istallation of office=20
2000.
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>lesley
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>i am buying a new computer and am getting confusing=20
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=20
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
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>Yes .You will be losing office 2000 when you install=20
windows xp.you'll be needing a new istallation of office=20
2000.
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