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Old 23-06-2010, 15:51   #5
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Smile Re: Installing Apps On Windows 7

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Originally Posted by downquark1 View Post
I've never needed it. There is already plenty of compatibility stuff already installed (right-click an application press properties, compatibility tab).

Not sure about office XP. Is there anything particular you need that version?
It's just that I already have that version which has worked fine. Forking out hundreds of pounds for an equivalent modern version like 2007 or 2010 seems unnecessary and costly to a pensioner like me.
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