Office xp

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Wally

The program I am trying to run requires Windows
95/98/NT/2000/Me. I have Windows XP, how can I make it
work?
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

What program is it you are talking about? Reading minds is not one of this
groups' more obvious talents... although I have been accused of doing so in
the past. ;)

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Having searched the archives,
Wally <[email protected]> typed:
| The program I am trying to run requires Windows
| 95/98/NT/2000/Me. I have Windows XP, how can I make it
| work?
 
A

Amethyst

Milly said:
What program is it you are talking about? Reading minds is not one
of this groups' more obvious talents... although I have been accused
of doing so in the past. ;)


Having searched the archives,
Click to expand...


I'm confused too, Milly. His subject line states 'Office XP' in which case I
cannot understand his problem either. Unless he meant 'Windows' in the
subject too.

Cass

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Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Wally,

In general, Windows based programs can run on
newer versions of Windows, but not necessarily
older ones. The version requirements often
reflect the names of those Windows versions that
existed when the program was published.

In Windows XP, if you have a problem with the
program you can try the Windows XP compatability
mode for that program.

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The program I am trying to run requires Windows
95/98/NT/2000/Me. I have Windows XP, how can I make it
work? <<
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Hope that helps,

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