a) This is an Access newsgroup, this question would have been better posted
to a PowerPoint newsgroup.
b) If you mean Office XP, most editions of Office XP include PowerPoint (I'm
not sure about the Small Business Edition). If, on the other hand, you mean
Windows XP, no, PowerPoint is not bundled with Windows XP.
c) Go to Start, All Programs. Do you see PowerPoint in the list? If so,
great, you do have PowerPoint. If not, do you see Microsoft Office in the
List. If so, click that item to expand the submenu. Do you see PowerPoint in
the submenu? If so, great, you have PowerPoint.
d) If you still don't see PowerPoint anywhere, you probably don't have it,
but if you want to be absolutely certain, you can search your hard disk for
"powerpnt.exe". If you find it, great, you have PowerPoint. If you don't,
you don't.
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