if i have windows home edition?

Question

and i want to replace it with windows office edition 2003 xp
do i have to wipe out all of the memory from my computer?

Answer 1

Ok.

office 2003 is software and Windows Home is an operating system.

You can just install office 2003 outright without any issues.

Answer 2

Number 1 - Windows Home Edition is the Operating System

Number 2 - Windows Office 2003 is Business Productivity software.

Answer 3

"Windows Office Edition 2003 XP" is not a product. You are confusing three, completely seperate products as one

There is Windows XP Professional

Windows Server 2003

Microsoft Office 2003

Windows XP Professional is an OPERATING system designed with the "businessman" end user in mind.

Windows Server 2003 is a server operating system. While technically it can be used to surf the internet, play video games, and listen to mp3's, It was designed to manage a computer "server" which in turn manages other computers.

Office 2003 is a productivity package which includes things like "Word" (for writing documents), Excel (for spreadsheets), Powerpoint (for presentations), Frontpage (for website design) and other features.

If you don't recognize the error in your original question, it is probably best that you do not try to take on the task yourself.

Yes, Installing Windows XP Pro, for example, will probably kill all your existing stuff.

Install server2003, even more likely.

Answer 4

You have Windows XP Home Editon, thats the operating system for you computer.

I'm guess you want to upgrade your version of MS Office to Office 2003, just get the office 2003 setup disk and install, theres no such thing as windows office edition 2003 xp.

Answer 5

Microsoft Office isn't an operating system, its a program. To install Office, you will need Windows, either home or pro, first.

You're getting a few terms mixed up, its Microsoft Windows XP, and Microsoft Office 2003 or Office XP, depending on the version.

Answer 6

HAHAHAHAHA, windows office edition 2003 is windows office applications, its not an operating system. The newest operating system to date from windows is xp and its 64 bit edition. Vista comes out next spring though i believe

Answer 7

office edition? do you mean professional?
Wipe all the memory? do you mean wipe your hard drive?
Although you can have 2 OS's on one machine, due to the fact that itrhey are both xp i would say yes, you should replace home edition with professional edition.

Memory refers to RAM
Microsoft Office is a software suite not an operating system, BTW

Answer 8

windows office edition 2003 is windows office applications, its not an operating system. The newest operating is microsoft vista ...
and windows vista is verry good i just put the cd in and installed windows vista with out any problem at all i find windows vista to be verry good operating system working fine for me
and i have installed the full version
not the beta version

Answer 9

It is very possible but you will have to reverse the polarity on all ac outlets within a 250 meter radius of the computer, then run regedit and check to see if you have a kernel virus (if you see anything with "kernel" in it, remove it right away!). After these steps, check the weather in your area. If the humidity is over 5% you cannot accomplish this task. If it is under 5%, wait 3 days then run the intall. You will have no problems.

If you do not follow these steps you run the risk of deleting the entire internets. Make sure to make a backup copy of the internets by right clicking the internet icon on your desktop and choosing "Send To Floppy". That way if you do accidentally delete the internets you can reinstall them with your floppy disk.

Answer 10

Will probably help, yet examine the memory too as this will be why its sluggish too. in case you dont favor to flow to the worry of shopping for a sparkling reproduction of living house windows, there are some things you could do to ensure if it might improve performance, ascertain there are in ordinary words mandatory classes on startup, to envision this, in commence menu, click on run, then type msconfig, flow to the startup tab and uncheck any progs not mandatory. Defrag the computing gadget, could take a lengthy time period in accordance to how a lot you've on the gadget. also examine for secret agent ware, virus etc, back could take a lengthy time period, if something got here across, get rid of it. get rid of any undesirable classes/documents/folders to unencumber disk area. there's a loose application stated as ccleaner this would tidy up any leftover documents, folders, cookies, temp folders and would also freshen up the registry. may look plenty to do, yet when its only a standard freshen up and per chance yet another stick of memory may be properly worth it. wish this helps