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The pc I inherited at work about a year ago was installed with Windows XP and
Office 2002. The word processing program up and running was Word Perfect. Since I couldn't find MS Word anywhere in the system nor could I find an index on the Office 2002 disc so I could download Word 2002, AND because I had struggled with Word Perfect as long as I could stand it, I brought my Office 97 disc from home and installed Word 97 from that, then wasted no time in trashing Word Perfect. The other day a window popped up saying something about Word 97 no longer being supported and updating to Word 2007 was the smart thing to do, and a link for such was provided. The question I have is since the links I followed about updating were about updating Word by purchasing the newest ver of Office, shouldn't Word 2002 be on the Office 2002 disc that came with my system? If that answer is Yes, how would I go about finding the index on the Office 2002 disc and downloading only Word 2002? Or is that possible? I couldn't find Word 2002 manually and the only 'Word' found by 'Find' was the Word 97 I installed. All ideas, comments, and suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, K. |
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