SP-3

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sjr5150

The office update SP-3 includes SP-2. Is thisoffice-xp update SP2 the same
SP2 as the windows SP2. the windows SP2 update does not cooperate well with
my laptop. I have heard this same issue from other laptop users. I would
like to update my Office XP, but don't want to have to perform another
factory revcovery to clean up the XP2 mess (again).

I have a second issue: everytime I am online, many websites (including
Microsoft) i keep getting an error message prompting me to De-Bug. If I say
yes, nothing happens, I say no and sometimes the site works and sometimes it
doesn't. WHY
 
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garfield-n-odie

Hi, sjr5150. Office XP SP2 is completely different from Windows XP SP2.
Which Office application are you using to go online with?
 
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Bob Buckland ?:-\)

MS numbers the Service Packs for each product line
starting with SP1. So while both MS Windows XP
and MS Office XP can each have a Service Pack 2 (SP2)
it is specific to each of those products and they
are not the same.

For the 'why' on your browsing it can come from a
number of reasons including 3rd party add-ins/toolbars/
trackers or a corrupted browser install. You may
want to use Tools=>Internet Options=>Advanced in
Internet Explorer web browser and check the
[x] Disable Script Debugging
box to see if that helps.

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The office update SP-3 includes SP-2. Is thisoffice-xp update SP2 the same
SP2 as the windows SP2. the windows SP2 update does not cooperate well with
my laptop. I have heard this same issue from other laptop users. I would
like to update my Office XP, but don't want to have to perform another
factory revcovery to clean up the XP2 mess (again).

I have a second issue: everytime I am online, many websites (including
Microsoft) i keep getting an error message prompting me to De-Bug. If I say
yes, nothing happens, I say no and sometimes the site works and sometimes it
doesn't. WHY >>
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Let us know if this helped you,

Bob Buckland ?:)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*

Office 2003 Editions explained
http://www.microsoft.com/uk/office/editions.mspx
 
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sjr5150

THANK YOU... I am using Windows-xp professional. I am using Office-XP. I am
using Internet Explorer that loaded with Office. Does this give you the
information you seek? I get a little confused sometimes as these
teminoligies seem the same and I am not an IT guy. Thanks for the help
 

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