Language Support in XP

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On a separate partition or drive, you'll need to install a German "Full Version"
of Windows XP, then install a German version of Office 2003.
Windows XP will automatically configure a dual-boot loader which
will provide the option to boot to the existing English version or
the new German version of Windows XP.

--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User
Microsoft Newsgroups

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"Foxhole" wrote:

| Hi everyone;
|
| I think, my problem may fit in this thread:
|
| I am returning to Germany, where I will need Windows XP and Office 2003
| Professional in German; to continue to work with my customers in the U.S.A.,
| I will need the English setup.
|
| Main differences:
| 1) screens in Windows and Office (I do course materials w/ screen shots)
| 2) language tools (dictionary, thesaurus, etc.)
| 3) keyboard drivers (I will have two wireless keyboards connected to USB)
|
| a) Do I need seperate XP OS's or can I work with different user profiles in
| Windows XP?
|
| Any ideas?
| I will have available: 2 drives (80GB+200GB), original Windows XP Home
| Edition OEM version on the 200GB drive, Windows XP Home Edition (installed on
| 80GB drive, presently in my old computer), original MS Office 2003
| Professional CD's. All software in English.
|
| Foxhole

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Carey

Thank you very much.

Foxhole

"Carey Frisch [MVP]" wrote:

> On a separate partition or drive, you'll need to install a German "Full Version"
> of Windows XP, then install a German version of Office 2003.
> Windows XP will automatically configure a dual-boot loader which
> will provide the option to boot to the existing English version or
> the new German version of Windows XP.
>
> --
> Carey Frisch
> Microsoft MVP
> Windows XP - Shell/User
> Microsoft Newsgroups
>
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> "Foxhole" wrote:
>
> | Hi everyone;
> |
> | I think, my problem may fit in this thread:
> |
> | I am returning to Germany, where I will need Windows XP and Office 2003
> | Professional in German; to continue to work with my customers in the U.S.A.,
> | I will need the English setup.
> |
> | Main differences:
> | 1) screens in Windows and Office (I do course materials w/ screen shots)
> | 2) language tools (dictionary, thesaurus, etc.)
> | 3) keyboard drivers (I will have two wireless keyboards connected to USB)
> |
> | a) Do I need seperate XP OS's or can I work with different user profiles in
> | Windows XP?
> |
> | Any ideas?
> | I will have available: 2 drives (80GB+200GB), original Windows XP Home
> | Edition OEM version on the 200GB drive, Windows XP Home Edition (installed on
> | 80GB drive, presently in my old computer), original MS Office 2003
> | Professional CD's. All software in English.
> |
> | Foxhole
>