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In news:C619B3F7-B207-474A-98E0-6A42BC9EA607@microsoft.com,
churchlady <churchlady@discussions.microsoft.com> typed:
> I have XP Small Business (at least it says that on the disks)
> on the
> computer it says XP Home. It should have powerpoint somehwere,
> but
> it's not on my computer or on my disks. Does anyone know why
> that is?
You're mixing up two different things. XP Home is the name of
your operating system. It's Windows XP, Home Edition.
XP Small Business is the name of the version of Microsoft Office
you have. It's Microsoft Office XP Small Business Edition. (By
the way, Office XP is the previous version; the current one is
called Offic 2003.)
Despite the "XP" in both these names, they have nothing to do
with each other. "XP" is just a marketing word, and doesn't
really mean anything. These are separate products.
PowerPoint comes with some versions of Microsoft Office, but not
with Small Business edition. That's why you don't have it.
--
Ken Blake - Microsoft MVP Windows: Shell/User
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