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From: Richard on 10 Apr 2010 02:23
I have a 7yr old PC which still works great, using Windows XP SP3. I
currently have Office 2000 on it which is getting a bit slow. If I upgrade to
Office 2007 will Windows XP SP3 work better with it or certainly the same
level?
From: DL on 10 Apr 2010 04:12
Office doesn't become slow, depending what exactly you mean.
Office 2007 runs fine on WinXP sp3, but an upgrade will probably not impact
on sys performance

"Richard" <Richard(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I have a 7yr old PC which still works great, using Windows XP SP3. I
> currently have Office 2000 on it which is getting a bit slow. If I upgrade
> to
> Office 2007 will Windows XP SP3 work better with it or certainly the same
> level?

From: Bob I on 12 Apr 2010 08:17
What do you mean "will Windows XP SP3 work better with it"? Office 2007
has a greater hardware requirement than Office 2000. Your documents will
take longer to open, render, save etc. It's not the operating system,
it's Office.

Richard wrote:

> I have a 7yr old PC which still works great, using Windows XP SP3. I
> currently have Office 2000 on it which is getting a bit slow. If I upgrade to
> Office 2007 will Windows XP SP3 work better with it or certainly the same
> level?

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