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Michelle
Sep 8, 2002, 8:39:31 AM9/8/02
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I'm taking a course in school, and they use Microsoft
Office 2000 Professional, However I was convinced to buy
XP Small Business Suite by my computer dealer. Ten months
ago I didn't have a clue about computers, now I can say I
have some clues and I now know I should have bought the
one they had in school. The format and layouts of things
would be the same when I try to work at home because I'm
still learning and one has enough suttle differences to
make itvery hard for me. Which brings me to my question.
Is there a way to make, XP Small Bussiness act and proform
more like Microsoft Office 2000 by turning certain
features off and what in all that is holy is it? If not do
you have any other solutions for me?
Office 2000 Professional, However I was convinced to buy
XP Small Business Suite by my computer dealer. Ten months
ago I didn't have a clue about computers, now I can say I
have some clues and I now know I should have bought the
one they had in school. The format and layouts of things
would be the same when I try to work at home because I'm
still learning and one has enough suttle differences to
make itvery hard for me. Which brings me to my question.
Is there a way to make, XP Small Bussiness act and proform
more like Microsoft Office 2000 by turning certain
features off and what in all that is holy is it? If not do
you have any other solutions for me?
Thanks Much!
P.S.
I need help as fast as I can get it, because right now
I can't proced with my school work.
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Sep 8, 2002, 2:34:44 PM9/8/02
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You can turn off the task panes in Office XP which will help a little.
Unfortunately, there is little else you can do to emulate the look/feel of
Office 2000. You can save your work using the compatibility option under
Tools->Options->Compatibility to be the Office 2000 style but that is about
it.
Unfortunately, there is little else you can do to emulate the look/feel of
Office 2000. You can save your work using the compatibility option under
Tools->Options->Compatibility to be the Office 2000 style but that is about
it.
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