is microsoft word and powerpoint included in Genuine Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005?
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No, Media Center only includes the "Media Center" program and many other little bells and whistles.  To recieve Word and Powerpoint, you will have to purchase Microsoft Office.  Office is a bundle that includes Word, Powerpoint, Excel, Outlook, and Publisher.
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I am running MS Office 2000 with Windows 98 SE. So you can run it on XP.\n\nRequest the Service Pack 2 in a hard copy from Microsoft. (its free) don't download it from the site. That way you can be sure you are getting the correct CD.
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The power point software may be corrupted.  You need to correct the corrupted part.  Go to start menu -> control panel -> add/remove programs -> power point.  It will give you an option of completely remove it or recover it.  Select "recover" option.  It will ask for Office CDs.  Make sure that you have those ready.\n\n--\nthanks and regards,\nPrasanna
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Yes. This includes: Power Point, Access, Excel, Publisher and InfoPath.
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for jpeg windows pictures and fax view come with  the computer.. and wpd thats a word pad file
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Are you serious?  Asking a question like that is like asking if your apple contains corn flakes too.  Windows XP is an operating system.  MS Office is a suite of programs that includes Excel, Word, Access, Outlook and Power Point.
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The software that comes with Windows XP.
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Its basically XP, but without the pretty colors. If you get SP4, then it has the basic functionality of XP Pro, with a few exceptions (some things are not there). I like the MMC in 2K better than XP, but thats a personal issue.
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Microsoft Power Point
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Nothing much, it just that XP doesn't have the Media Center application which showa and records llive TV
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As far as I know, the only thing Windows XP Pro has that Media Center doesn't is the ability to log onto a network domain. If your program isn't network related, it shouldn't be a problem.
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You wont get a free full version of Microsoft Office XP.\nYou can try alternative free stuff as good as MS Office.\nIts a software called Open Office\nhttp://www.openoffice.org
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If you're using Windows XP, right click the start button.\nThen click Explore.\nClick the + sign next to My Computer\nNow click the + sign next to Local Disk (C:) or what ever the hard drive is called that contains PowerPoint.\nClick the + sign next to Program Files.\nScroll down the list of files until you find either the PowerPoint file or the Microsoft Office file. If you find the MS Office it might have a + sign. Click on it and that should open up the entire MS Office suite of products including PowerPoint.\n\nplrr
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New major company computers have CD burner some even DVD burner included.\nThe rest of your question is vague. \nDigital music, pictures, video are handled by Windows XP and Apple Panther/Tiger quite easily. \nThe included programs are OK. But, for example, Pinnacle has a better video making program($75+) than MS Movie Maker 2(Free).
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Word, Excel, etc. have nothign to do with Vista or Media Center Edition. Those are part of the Microsoft Office suite, which you can buy and install on any flavor of Windows.\n\nThat being said, whatever you buy will probably come with MS Office 2003 or 2007 Student and Teacher 60 day trial version. That is standard on all OEM builds these days.\n\nDon't confuse the operating system (OS) with productivity software.
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You'll need the original CD set.  If you don't have it, might I introduce you to a great, free Office suite?  http://www.openoffice.org
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you can get it for free from microsoft. its the media center program that comes with mnew pc's or if you dont you can get something called media plus home edition from microsofts official website. its not expensive. try that and good luck!