Windows Xp Service Pak 3.

[Chad Cochrane]

I know i have Windows XP but when I purchased my computer in the fall of 2002
the programs were already loaded onto the hard drive. I do not have a copy
of the CD's for Windows XP.

My problem: I do not have the FULL program front page. I am a student and i
am taking a course that teaches the features, functions and applications of
Microsoft Office (2003/XP). I have windows XP and installed Front page from
the disc that came with instructions (it is the "Brief Version" ISBN
0-619-27352-6) For the Dowload to be successful the update manager prompts me
to put the Front Page CD in the driver, when i do it says that the update can
not be installed from the hardware. How can i install this update? If i have
to temporarily delete Front Page components how should i do that?

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[Don MI]

Windows XP is an operating system.
Office 2003 is a set of applications which are not part of the Windows XP
operating system. You need to purchase separately.
You may want to start here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx
with how to buy.
Office XP is the prior version of Office applications.
FrontPage is one of the Office family of applications which is
frequently/usually purchased separately from the Office package. FrontPage
2003 is the current version. FrontPage 2002 is the prior version. I have no
idea what "Brief Version" of FrontPage is and likely neither does the update
installation program.

Don