Office XP software and licenses may be purchased; however, the computer must meet the minimum system requirements to support the upgrade.

UISD does not support XP operating system upgrades. A new computer with the license and software pre-existing must be purchased.

Equipment is on a four year replacement cycle. You will be contacted when your machine is slated for replacement. If you have concerns or computer needs, talk to Michael Quiner, he can tell you more about procedures for requesting equipment.

I'm backing up to CD-RW, and it uses two CD's; after it asks for the 1st disk to be inserted again, it just hangs up(not responding).

Currently, Office XP's SOAP implementation only supports simple SOAP types. The Google SOAP Search API service uses complex return types and therefore does not work with Office XP.

If you are prompted for the Office XP CD during the upgrade, or at any point ever, paste the following into the "Use Feature From:" box. Then click OK to continue...

Your Windows XP security settings should have increased after upgrading it with "Service Pack 2". Try to access our website directly, and confirm that you want to continue when asked "You are accessing a site with non-secure items. Do you want to continue? (Yes/No)".

No, the OneWireViewer is compatable with the versions of Windows up to Windows XP. You will need to reinstall the OneWireViewer to your new operating system.

Our screensavers are compatible with Windows XP. However, for some reason known only to Microsoft, some screensavers (And other programs) may not survive the upgrade to XP. All you need to do is reinstall the screensavers and then reenter your personal registration keys.

Acer eRecovery Management Vista version works only with new PCs that came pre-installed with Windows Vista®. It does not work on systems that have been upgraded from Windows® XP, even if a clean install was done. Acer eRecovery Management relies on content inside the hidden partition and the content for Windows® XP and for Windows Vista® is quite different.

I have just bought a Ricoh drive but my writing software will not detect it as a writer, even though I have tried a firmware upgrade.

For information on Office XP, go to the Office XP Product Information page. For earlier versions of Office, visit the Previous Versions section for product information, downloads, and support options.

In Microsoft Office XP, Word version 2002, Excel version 2002, and Outlook version 2002 mail had support for smart tags. In Office 2003, smart tag support has been added to Microsoft Office Access 2003, Microsoft Office PowerPoint® 2003, the Research task pane, and for people's names in Outlook task panes, and Windows SharePoint Services.

Windows XP and Microsoft Office 2003 are installed on all the computers in the Academic Computing Centers on Pensacola, Warrington, Milton and NAS campuses. Please check with each ACC concerning their lab hours. For those of you don't have Office 2003 and don't plan to purchase one, You can download your free 60-day Office 2003 Standard Edition Trial Software at http://www.microsoft.com/office/editions/prodinfo/standardtrial.mspx.

If you do not connect the TechKnow computers up to the internet during the program, below is a helpful hint for easy registration the office suites. Solution: You can email each student's product key codes into the Microsoft services email account (listed below) at one time, and Microsoft will send you the activation numbers. Some customers have received a response within 30 minutes!

Office 2000 allows you to perform most functions within SharePoint. Assuming you have appropriate access rights, Office 2000 users will be able to: Edit existing documents using full SharePoint integration (Meaning that rather than editing the document live via SharePoint, the user must download the document, save it locally, and then re-upload it. Note that this will likely impact revision information that is stored within SharePoint.)

In Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows Millennium Edition (Me), or Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, click to select Microsoft Office XP on the Install/Uninstall tab, and then click Add/Remove. In Microsoft Windows 2000, click to select Change or Remove Programs. In the list of installed programs, click to select Microsoft Office XP, and then click Change. Click the Speech icon, and then click to select Run all from my computer on the shortcut menu that appears.

Broader support for Extensible Markup Language (XML). Microsoft Office Word 2003, Microsoft Office Excel 2003 and Microsoft Office Access 2003 offer XML schemas you can customise for using data, smart documents and programmable task panes (such as the Research task pane). Greater integration with Microsoft Windows? SharePoint? Services. This provides increased collaboration through team sites, such as Document Workspaces, Meeting Workspaces and other collaboration tools.

The suggested retail prices for Office Professional Edition 2003 and Office Standard Edition 2003 licences are identical to the reduced pricing announced for Office XP Professional and Office XP Standard in May 2003.

Broader XML will be available in Microsoft Office Word 2003, Excel 2003, and Microsoft Office Access 2003, and offer schemas you can customize for consuming data, smart documents, and programmable task panes and research panes. Greater integration with Windows SharePoint Services, with increased collaboration through team sites, Document Workspaces, Meeting Workspaces, and other tools.

No. The SDLDesktop Translator toolbar only works within Office 2000 or Office XP. Previous versions of Microsoft® Office are not supported.

Click the + sign against Alternative User Input. There should be a red X against Speech - if not click the icon and choose X - Not available.

Yes and no. For most all of the applications, taking a Level 1 class, for example, is virtually the same whether it be 2000/XP/2003. One should be able to work proficiently with any version no matter which of the versions' class they may have taken. PowerPoint would be a minor exception where as this program has gone through some layout and functionality changes (still not a big deal once one is familiar with the program in general).

The main difference is: it is not possible to recover encryption key with Advanced Office Password Breaker (AOPB), as described above -- because it is longer than 40 bits. But brute-force and dictionary attacks still work, and they're even faster than for old (Office 97/2000) encryption!

Yes, though it is optimized for use with Office 2003. It will work fine with Office XP with the caveat that some of the Outlook-specific features like e-mailing notes from within OneNote require Outlook 2003.

Currently, Office XP's SOAP implementation only supports simple SOAP types. The ObjectsSearch Web APIs service uses complex return types and therefore does not work with Office XP.

Go to "Tools->E-mail Accounts" and select "Add a new e-mail account" and click "Next" Click the "More Settings" button and select the "Outgoing Server" tab and check the box "My server requires Authentication". Click "Okay".