-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Excel or XL, HOW much?
- From: Camper Mick <camper@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 19 Jul 2002 18:28:28 -0400
Access is not a part of Office 2000 standard
DH (Rick) Holmes wrote:
>Excel is the spreadsheet part of MS Office. It should not be
>confused, or even compared with Win98, which is an
>OS(OperatingSystem) The Office suite contains MS Word, MS Excel,
>MS PowerPoint, MS Binder and Ithink also MS Access.MS Office is
>quite expensive.There was Office95 and Office97 and I think the
>latest is probably Office2000, but i can't swear to that.
>
>Is it really Excel that you're wanting then? Or a later operating
>system to Win98, like win2000, WinMe, WinXP all of which have
>succeeded Win98.
>
>Rick
>In the Shaky Isles) just to the East of Australia!
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>Michael Scott wrote:
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>>Hello Group,
>>
>>I rang the local Office Shop and enquried about a program called Excel.
>>Obviously she misunderstood me because she gave me a price for Windows XL.
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>>I have no idea how much everyone else is paying for this ,but $1,079 ?? .
>>Would that be correct? Any tiny thought I had of an eventual upgrade have
>>been blown to bits.
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>>I have worked out that, if I save for the next 2 years I might be able to
>>afford it, but by then there will probably been a couple of new releases
>>anyhow. Ah well, good ol' 98 will have to do. Lyn
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