Windows XP is a popular version of the Windows operating system. The operating system is no longer sold and has been replaced with Windows Vista and Windows 7. Despite the fact that it is no longer on the market, Windows XP is still installed on many computers that were on the market prior to this decision. Chances are that you will encounter this operating system on a regular basis. When you do, it may help to understand how to run your standard software on Windows XP, such as Word 2002 or other Office software programs.
Things You'll Need:
- Microsoft Windows XP
- Microsoft Word 2002
Step 1:
Download the Microsoft update patch (see Resources) that will allow you to install Word 2002 on Windows XP. The Windows XP operating system requires a manual approach for the necessary update.
Step 2:
Open the package once it has been downloaded. Begin the installation wizard. Select the express option because it contains all the necessary upgrades for the update. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the update installation.
Step 3:
Go to the Microsoft website and download the Windows XP compatibility pack for Word 2002. (See Resources.) Open and install the compatibility pack so that your Windows XP operating system will be prepared for the programming in Word 2002.
Step 4:
Insert your Microsoft Office 2002 CD and install the software. Restart the computer once installation is complete. You can now open and use Word 2002 without restriction.
Tips:
Check the Microsoft website frequently for newer version releases to both the Windows operating system and Microsoft Word.
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