WHAT IS MICROSOFT INTERACTIVE

[moira smth]

PLEASE COULD YOU TELL ME WHAT IS THE ABOVE PRE-INSTALLED
PROGRAM(microsoft interactive) what do it do and how do
you use it, Also i was previously using wind98, and on
tha microsoft word, the word art was easier to
understand, not so with wind xp.and a font style is
missiong (old english) can you help. or is there any way
i can download this font, or d/load microsoft word to my
xp program. please help me


moira smith

[Sharon F]

moira smth wrote:
> PLEASE COULD YOU TELL ME WHAT IS THE ABOVE PRE-INSTALLED
> PROGRAM(microsoft interactive) what do it do and how do
> you use it, Also i was previously using wind98, and on
> tha microsoft word, the word art was easier to
> understand, not so with wind xp.and a font style is
> missiong (old english) can you help. or is there any way
> i can download this font, or d/load microsoft word to my
> xp program. please help me
>
>
> moira smith

I haven't seen the Microsoft Interactive tutorial firsthand yet but that's
what it is: A tutorial that will walk you some of the features of XP: new
features, basic operations, etc. If it's not apparent what to do next after
starting the program, press F1 to pop up its help file.

The newer version of Word is also an addon by your computer manufacturer. It
is a part of Office, not Windows. I found the new interface for Word Art to
be a little tricky at first too. Sometimes "new" just takes a while to get
used to.

The Old English font is not a standard font that is included with Word or
Windows. When you install software that includes that font, it will be added
to your system. Microsoft Products that include this font are: Greetings 99,
Home Publishing 99, Office 97 SBE SR2, Picture It! (2000 and 2002),
Publisher (2000 and 98). If you own any of these programs and can find the
font on program's installation CD, copy the font to your XP system and
install it.


--
Sharon F
Microsoft MVP, Windows - Shell/User

[Bob Gibson]

I have the MS Interactive Training program, and it's an excellent
introduction to Win XP. Easy to use and covers a lot of ground.
Bob


"Sharon F" > wrote in message
...
| moira smth wrote:
| > PLEASE COULD YOU TELL ME WHAT IS THE ABOVE PRE-INSTALLED
| > PROGRAM(microsoft interactive) what do it do and how do
| > you use it, Also i was previously using wind98, and on
| > tha microsoft word, the word art was easier to
| > understand, not so with wind xp.and a font style is
| > missiong (old english) can you help. or is there any way
| > i can download this font, or d/load microsoft word to my
| > xp program. please help me
| >
| >
| > moira smith
|
| I haven't seen the Microsoft Interactive tutorial firsthand yet but
that's
| what it is: A tutorial that will walk you some of the features of XP:
new
| features, basic operations, etc. If it's not apparent what to do next
after
| starting the program, press F1 to pop up its help file.
|
| The newer version of Word is also an addon by your computer
manufacturer. It
| is a part of Office, not Windows. I found the new interface for Word
Art to
| be a little tricky at first too. Sometimes "new" just takes a while to
get
| used to.
|
| The Old English font is not a standard font that is included with Word
or
| Windows. When you install software that includes that font, it will be
added
| to your system. Microsoft Products that include this font are:
Greetings 99,
| Home Publishing 99, Office 97 SBE SR2, Picture It! (2000 and 2002),
| Publisher (2000 and 98). If you own any of these programs and can find
the
| font on program's installation CD, copy the font to your XP system and
| install it.
|
|
| --
| Sharon F
| Microsoft MVP, Windows - Shell/User
|

[hutch]

you can also use the m$n 'interactive tech support'
which gives you 'live interactive conversation' - and
messenger is 'instant/interactive chat' w/another
wrinkle - 'whiteboard interactive'
and take it fr there

hth
God Bless
hutch


>-----Original Message-----
>I have the MS Interactive Training program, and it's an
excellent
>introduction to Win XP. Easy to use and covers a lot of
ground.
>Bob
>
>
>"Sharon F" > wrote in message
...
>| moira smth wrote:
>| > PLEASE COULD YOU TELL ME WHAT IS THE ABOVE PRE-
INSTALLED
>| > PROGRAM(microsoft interactive) what do it do and how
do
>| > you use it, Also i was previously using wind98, and
on
>| > tha microsoft word, the word art was easier to
>| > understand, not so with wind xp.and a font style is
>| > missiong (old english) can you help. or is there any
way
>| > i can download this font, or d/load microsoft word
to my
>| > xp program. please help me
>| >
>| >
>| > moira smith
>|
>| I haven't seen the Microsoft Interactive tutorial
firsthand yet but
>that's
>| what it is: A tutorial that will walk you some of the
features of XP:
>new
>| features, basic operations, etc. If it's not apparent
what to do next
>after
>| starting the program, press F1 to pop up its help file.
>|
>| The newer version of Word is also an addon by your
computer
>manufacturer. It
>| is a part of Office, not Windows. I found the new
interface for Word
>Art to
>| be a little tricky at first too. Sometimes "new" just
takes a while to
>get
>| used to.
>|
>| The Old English font is not a standard font that is
included with Word
>or
>| Windows. When you install software that includes that
font, it will be
>added
>| to your system. Microsoft Products that include this
font are:
>Greetings 99,
>| Home Publishing 99, Office 97 SBE SR2, Picture It!
(2000 and 2002),
>| Publisher (2000 and 98). If you own any of these
programs and can find
>the
>| font on program's installation CD, copy the font to
your XP system and
>| install it.
>|
>|
>| --
>| Sharon F
>| Microsoft MVP, Windows - Shell/User
>|
>
>
>.
>