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Cindy
December 5th 03, 07:08 AM
My office was recently upgraded to XP. I was told that
the Publisher 98 program not compatible with XP. Do I
need to buy a new version or there are fixes to this
program that will enable it to work with XP? If so how
and where do I find them?

Thanks for any help out there.

Rob Schneider
December 5th 03, 07:08 AM
Cindy wrote:

> My office was recently upgraded to XP. I was told that
> the Publisher 98 program not compatible with XP. Do I
> need to buy a new version or there are fixes to this
> program that will enable it to work with XP? If so how
> and where do I find them?
>
> Thanks for any help out there.

Start reviewing your options by looking at
http://www.microsoft.com/office/publisher/default.asp

Suggest you also confirm that Publisher 98 won't work with XP. Most
programs of that vintage tend to work ok on XP. I'm not saying that
what you heard is not correct; just suggesting that check into this.
This is unless, of course, you are happy to upgrade.

Donald Link
December 5th 03, 07:09 AM
Who told you? Have you tried to install it and see for yourself. Maybe
someone can give you a more definite answer than this, but I have found that
the way to find out about things like this is to try them fist before
spending my hard earned money. You may have to upgrade but you will not
know until you try and I will bet you will be surprised.




"Cindy" > wrote in message
...
> My office was recently upgraded to XP. I was told that
> the Publisher 98 program not compatible with XP. Do I
> need to buy a new version or there are fixes to this
> program that will enable it to work with XP? If so how
> and where do I find them?
>
> Thanks for any help out there.

johnf
December 5th 03, 07:09 AM
Strange. I could have sworn that's exactly what Rob said, except rephrased
into a non-helpful reply.
Bit of a wasted post, methinks.

I reckon it will work, Cindy.
I'm running MS FrontPage2000, MS Works (vintage 1985), and quite a few full
DOS databases without any problems.

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Johnf

> Who told you? Have you tried to install it and see for yourself. Maybe
> someone can give you a more definite answer than this, but I have found
> that the way to find out about things like this is to try them fist
> before spending my hard earned money. You may have to upgrade but you
> will not know until you try and I will bet you will be surprised.
>
>
>
>
> "Cindy" > wrote in message
> ...
>> My office was recently upgraded to XP. I was told that
>> the Publisher 98 program not compatible with XP. Do I
>> need to buy a new version or there are fixes to this
>> program that will enable it to work with XP? If so how
>> and where do I find them?
>>
>> Thanks for any help out there.

james russel
December 5th 03, 07:09 AM
windows XP has this feature to run your application under
what windows version it is compatible with.
1. find the .exe file of the publisher it should be in the
program group.
2. open its properties and click compatibility tab
3. select the OS which its is most compatible
googluck..

>-----Original Message-----
>Cindy wrote:
>
>> My office was recently upgraded to XP. I was told that
>> the Publisher 98 program not compatible with XP. Do I
>> need to buy a new version or there are fixes to this
>> program that will enable it to work with XP? If so how
>> and where do I find them?
>>
>> Thanks for any help out there.
>
>Start reviewing your options by looking at
>http://www.microsoft.com/office/publisher/default.asp
>
>Suggest you also confirm that Publisher 98 won't work
with XP. Most
>programs of that vintage tend to work ok on XP. I'm not
saying that
>what you heard is not correct; just suggesting that check
into this.
>This is unless, of course, you are happy to upgrade.
>
>.
>

Perdita X. Dream
December 5th 03, 07:09 AM
james russel wrote:
> windows XP has this feature to run your application under
> what windows version it is compatible with.
> 1. find the .exe file of the publisher it should be in the
> program group.
> 2. open its properties and click compatibility tab
> 3. select the OS which its is most compatible
> googluck..


Why would she need to do this as every version of Publisher runs flawlessly
under XP?




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Perdita X. Dream
December 5th 03, 07:09 AM
johnf wrote:
> Strange. I could have sworn that's exactly what Rob said, except rephrased
> into a non-helpful reply.
> Bit of a wasted post, methinks.
>
> I reckon it will work, Cindy.
> I'm running MS FrontPage2000, MS Works (vintage 1985), and quite a few
full
> DOS databases without any problems.


Works '85, eh? I never knew it existed pre-Windows! ;o)



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Perdita X. Dream
December 5th 03, 07:09 AM
Cindy wrote:
> My office was recently upgraded to XP. I was told that
> the Publisher 98 program not compatible with XP. Do I
> need to buy a new version or there are fixes to this
> program that will enable it to work with XP? If so how
> and where do I find them?
>
> Thanks for any help out there.

Cindy,

There is a group specifically for Publisher at microsoft.public.publisher.


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johnf
December 5th 03, 07:09 AM
There must be something wrong with your PC. It distinctly says 1995.

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Johnf

> johnf wrote:
>> Strange. I could have sworn that's exactly what Rob said, except
>> rephrased into a non-helpful reply.
>> Bit of a wasted post, methinks.
>>
>> I reckon it will work, Cindy.
>> I'm running MS FrontPage2000, MS Works (vintage 1995), and quite a few
>> full DOS databases without any problems.
>
>
> Works '85, eh? I never knew it existed pre-Windows! ;o)
>
>
>
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Perdita X. Dream
December 5th 03, 07:09 AM
johnf wrote:
> There must be something wrong with your PC. It distinctly says 1995.
>
>
>> johnf wrote:
>>> Strange. I could have sworn that's exactly what Rob said, except
>>> rephrased into a non-helpful reply.
>>> Bit of a wasted post, methinks.
>>>
>>> I reckon it will work, Cindy.
>>> I'm running MS FrontPage2000, MS Works (vintage 1995), and quite a few
>>> full DOS databases without any problems.
>>
>>
>> Works '85, eh? I never knew it existed pre-Windows! ;o)
>>
>>
>>
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>> Perdita X. Dream
>>
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Sorry, it doesn't you know.

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johnf
December 5th 03, 07:10 AM
> johnf wrote:
>> There must be something wrong with your PC. It distinctly says 1995.
>>
>>
>>> johnf wrote:
>>>> Strange. I could have sworn that's exactly what Rob said, except
>>>> rephrased into a non-helpful reply.
>>>> Bit of a wasted post, methinks.
>>>>
>>>> I reckon it will work, Cindy.
>>>> I'm running MS FrontPage2000, MS Works (vintage 1995), and quite a
>>>> few full DOS databases without any problems.
>>>
>>>
>>> Works '85, eh? I never knew it existed pre-Windows! ;o)
>>>
>>>
>>>
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>>> Perdita X. Dream
>>>
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>
> Sorry, it doesn't you know.
>
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> Perdita X. Dream
>
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It does now. Look above ^ ROFL
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