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  I took my PC repair and now I have Windows XP and Office 2003 on my computer. Should I have them both? Something sure ' nuf slowed down my computer. I paid almost as much to repair I did for my PC. It came loaded with XP.  Thank you very much for your help!

  Microsoft Office, including "Office 2003"is a previous version, is a 'suite' or a collection of programs, including Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Powerpoint, etc.

  If you delete "Office 2003", you'll remove all of these programs... that you may or may not care.

  You are interested in the creation of documents (paper) or reading documents created by others? If so, you'll probably want to keep your Word.

  You care no doubt on the use of sheets (Excel) spreadsheet or presentations (Powerpoint), but again, it is to you.

  A potential problem is your email.  One of the programs included in Microsoft Office 2003 is "Outlook 2003", which is an e-mail program that you can or cannot use.  If you are using Outlook 2003 for your e-mail, you will be no longer able to do so, if you completely remove Office 2003.

  If you were my grandmother, I would say that you do nothing unless your computer is low on hard disk space: click on 'My computer' and when it opens up, do a right click on 'disk Local (c)' and select Properties; "as long as the 'free space' (shown in magenta) is more that about 15% of the 'ability', you have nothing to worry about).

  If you see a screen like this, I would say also that you have BOTH boxes down achecked and then click on the OK button (it will speed up your computer a bit and also free up disk space).  Whatever you do, DO NOT CHECK the box compress things.
  
  

  A computer that has the following graphic to use nearby in trouble:

  

• Settings in Windows 7 and Office / settings in Windows XP

  In Windows XP, I was able to change the sizes of fonts and colors for all windows. In Windows 7 and Office 2010, available options appear to be lower, for example Outlook allows only one of the 3 default themes and none of them offer a contrast of colors or the abi9lity to change the font size - I am not referring to the size of the font in an e-mail message (which can be increased by increasing the value of percentage for display) , but on the list of received messages. I know that the magnifying glass can be used, but makes just pieces of the larger screen. I would like to improve the color contrast to make it easier to read and to increase the font size in the Outlook window - change display size affects only the desktop icons and they are not a problem. I know it's possible to downgrade the resolution of the screen but them, everything is very big. It seems to be a method to refine the way in which windows appear, and it is a disappointment, as was possible in XP. Even having a method to change the color for all windows options help that would improve clarity (better contrast between the background and text).

  If someone has found a way to refine the color of windows and font size options or find a way to use something other than the default values for Microsoft for Outlook which they can share?

  Concerning

  Janet

  Hello

  According to the description you want to change the settings of fonts in Windows 7 and Office 2010 on the system.

  Certainly, I understand your concern.

  If you want to change the settings of fonts in Windows 7, I suggest to refer to the article below and check if that helps.

  Change Windows fonts

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/change-Windows-fonts#1TC=Windows-7

  If you want to change the fonts in Office 2010, we have a forum where these issues are addressed. I suggest you to post your request there and check if that helps.

  Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the best support.

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Office/Forum/office_2010-Outlook

  I hope this information is useful.

  Please let us know if you need more help, we will be happy to help you.

  Thank you.

• What is the difference between windows live and office live?

  What is the difference between windows live and office live?

  RM

  Windows live mail is a free email client.  Microsoft office Outlook is a complete recommended paid e-mail application.

• Creative cloud will allow me to use CS6 in my office at home on Windows 7 and office on Mac OS?

  Hello. Creative cloud will allow me to use CS6 in my office at home on Windows 7 and office on Mac OS?

  Yes, you can install Creative Cloud on two machines, both can be either MAC, Windows, a MAC and a Windows or vice versa

  Thank you

  Varun

• Floppy disks to install Windows 7 and the product keys are exclusive to each other?

  Floppy disks to install Windows 7 and the product keys are exclusive to each other?  Or can I use a disc that I have to restore the windows on a second laptop and activate it with a different product key?  It is not a question to find out how many users I can put in place, but whether the disk and product key are mutually exclusive.

  As long as the product key matches the edition, it should work perfectly, no exclusivity.

• Windows 7 and office transfer

  I have a book of zen from asus, with pre-installed windows 7 and also bought licenses for office 2010, I'll be selling my zenbook to the company I work in, and they will install their own windows approved, I would like to transfer my windows 7 home to my home office, I have the intention to buy, how can I transfer windows and office

  You can send Microsoft Office 2010, but because your Windows 7 is pre-installed on the Asus, you cannot transfer it to a new computer.

  The OEM of Windows 7 versions are identical to the versions commercial full license with the following exception:

  -OEM versions don't offer any free direct support from Microsoft technical support Microsoft

  -OEM Licenses are tied to the computer first you install and activate it on

  -OEM versions allow all hardware upgrades except for an upgrade to a different model motherboard

  -OEM versions does not move directly from an older Windows operating system

  What is OEM software? :
  http://support.Microsoft.com/GP/oemsupport_1/en-GB

  Licensing FAQ:
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• Acrobat Pro 7, Windows 7 and Office 2010. C: blocked by GPO. Designer application cannot save. Ther

  Hello

  Please I need help if possible. Recently, I upgraded a user of Windows 7 with Office 2010 and reinstalled its Acrobat 7. We locked c: via GPO, and it seems that a problem when using the designer. It and click on save or save as whatever she wants but nothing happens. If I log in as admin (I see that c :) everything works fine, if possible could someone lead me to the solution.) We can not open c: for it, if there is a registry edit where I can change the default location for this would be great. Thanks in advance.

  Paul

  If the Win7 is a 64 bit system, you will need to upgrade Acrobat on XI. AA 7 will work with Win7, 32-bit, after some game, but will not auto. I am thinking especially of printing to the Adobe PDF printer. PDF Maker certainly doesn't work with OFFICE 2010 necessitating AA X with updates to a minimum.

  For AA7, AcroTray function will probably fail (it did for me on a 64-bit system). In fact, you won't probably even get a printer. I was able to install a HP PS printer (color should probably be selected) and change the name of the Adobe PDF printer. Then change the port in the file. When you print to the printer, it will create a PS file (actually ranked PRN) which can then be opened in distilling to complete the process of creation of PDF. For most users, this isn't an obvious solution - I even made with AA5 on a Win7 32 bit. Due to problems, it is strongly recommended to go (at this point, this is a new purchase AA9 is necessary for the upgrade at present) to AA XI. Sorry for the bad news but AA7 is 8 years old and is ancient in terms of software (OK, I always on some XP machines).

• Can I reinstall Windows XP and Office 2007 with just the numbers, product keys, and no disc.

  I have three old computers in my house.  All three begin to show serious signs of just getting old.  I was recommended to clean my computers.  I would like to reinstall my Windows OS and reinstall the software of my office.  I've lost my records over the years and moving, but still have my product key numbers that I kept in my office files.  Is it possible to reinstall it without a disk?

  BCorb,

  I suggest you call the computer manufacturer and request for an XP CD will be sent to you. It should be for only a few dollars, like $10 or more because it is an OEM copy.

  For the Office CD, if it came with the computer you could probably try to ask them to send a copy as well, although I do not know if your computer manufacturer did.

  See you soon ~!

• Im running windows vista and office 2007. Many of my files are not open and I get the message "application not found" How can I reapir this?

  I recently had my computer repaired and Office 2007 has been reloaded. Now I get the message "not found when I try to open some files and application for a single file, «windows cannot find the file...»» ».

  If I change the name of the folder, some files were opened.

  In one case, the file opened under the new name [I added a letter], then later not open again - got the same message "application not found" and the Red Cross of death.

  Hi Martin,

  How you try to open the file? You are double clicking on the icon of the file to open or by using the menu file-> the option open in the application to open the file?

  The question is limited to Microsoft Office applications?

  You can visit these links and try the steps in the articles.

  A Microsoft Excel, Word or PowerPoint file does not open because of incorrect file associations

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/2464297

  A file does not open in the program that you expect when you try to open the file in Office

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/918957

• Profesional OEM of Windows 7 and Office 2010 OEM policy for the upgrade of processor and graphics card

  Hello!

  I bought Windows 7 OEM (Ulitimate) and Office 2010 OEM (profesional) several months ago. (Less than 6 months). They have been activated very easily.

  Then I bought the latest version of the Tomb Raider game. I installed it and now I can't playe is good, but not very good. Now, I'll upgrade the processor and the display adapter to play this game. If I do that, I have no problem with my windows and perhaps Office activation? If so, what should I do to solve the problem?

  Thank you.

  Change the CPU doesn't require re-activation, but if it is triggered, you can always reactivated by phone:

  How to activate Windows 7 manually (activate by phone)
   
  1) click Start and in the search for box type: slui.exe 4
   
  (2) press the ENTER"" key.
   
  (3) select your "country" in the list.
   
  (4) choose the option "activate phone".
   
  (5) stay on the phone (do not select/press all options) and wait for a person to help you with the activation.
   
  (6) explain your problem clearly to the support person.
   
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/950929/en-us

• Problems to test one of our applications on Windows RCx64 and Office 2003.

  original title: incompatibility of ODBC architecture

  Our current production systems run Windows XP SP2 and Office 2002/2003. We have a few applications that require MDAC 2.8 (03.85.117 ODBC driver Version) and connect to our backend SQL 2000 SP4 on Windows 2003 Server Enterprise. We started in our Windows RC x 64 testgroup / Office 2003 and came to a problem with the following message appears when you try to use one of our applications (MicroEdge GIFTS 6.1). I'm going to guess it's more a problem with the client application then Windows 7, but I want to make sure I cover my bases. ;-) So it's the mistake;

  Error occurred while opening database

  Technical Support News:

  [DatabaseOpen] Error #-2147467259
  [Microsoft] [ODBC driver manager] The specified DSN contains a
  incompatibility of architecture between the driver and the Application

  Seems fairly simple to solve, but alas, low version attempts have failed. Windows 7 has a version 06.01.7100 driver. I was wondering if anyone encountered a similar problem and if so you did reslove with magic, a stroke of luck or pure genius.

  SHUX

  Delete the odbc connection, you have created with the Data Sources (ODBC) administration tool and implemented by using the 32-bit ODBC connection manager.

  c:\windows\sysWOW64\odbcad32.exe

  It worked for me
  Gary Knigge

• Possibility to import .mov/Quicktime with Windows 8 and creative cloud files?

  I have recently just bought a machine from Windows 8 and I would continue to use the new operating system (that I can tell, I'm an optimist). Such a disappointment that I cannot get Quicktime for Windows 8 and therefore impossible to import the .mov files in Premiere Pro. Is there a solution for this? I've seen people talk about using an old version of QT with some success, but I can't find one. I have also heard people talk about conversion using another software first of all, I'm just worried about this. I'm always afraid I'm losing something during the conversion, not to mention that I won't pay anything for additional software.

  I use Quicktime Pro version 7.7.3 on Windows 8 x 64 now.  Works very well.

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• Windows 7 and Office Jet 6450

  After the upgrade to Windows 7, I lost access to all components of the installation of HP programs. How can I get back them?

  The full download of features for windows 7 will be available for your product at the end of January 2010. However, the Windows 7 operating system contains a solution to your product base driver. Some of the advanced features of these products are only available with the full features of HP driver. good news, it's using workaround procedures, you can still print in a software program. In addition, you can import and display images on a memory card, if your product has a memory card slot.

  Please follow the instructions to install the driver of Basic for windows 7 and then go over workaround procedures to use the features available for your product that are available which can be accessed from the following link:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01887433
   
  Windows 7 comes with the built-in enforcement fax and scan.  You can access by typing in Fax and Scan in search programs and files box, and clicking the Windows Fax and Scan icon that appears at the top of the Start Menu.

• Have a computer dell laptop. replaced the hard drive; tried to install my Windows XP and my product key is not accepted. I was wondering why and how do to accomplish this task.

  My dell laptop had the hard drive replaced.  My son, who knows computers, installed the new hard drive.  Then he tried to install my Windows XP Professional software - when it came time to put the product key #, it was not accepted.  It's authentic.  The product key is: * removed *.

  There no mention of this issue in section outages or other information provided in the booklet provided.  Can you help me with this problem?

  The license key and product type must match (XP Home vs XP Pro;)  (and OEM license vs the retail license).  If it's a Dell computer and you get the product key from a sticker on the case, then there is likely a version of Windows XP OEM this product key.  If you install Windows XP from a retail installation disk, then the types of licenses will not match.  You will need to use the license that accompanies the retail installation disc or you will need to contact Dell for an OEM installation disc to go with the license on your sticker case.

  HTH,
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