No, you have to buy Microsoft Powerpoint in any operating system. Microsoft Powerpoint is simply an add-on to any Windows product.
All computers have Powerpoint. You just have to install it.
Yes. The core applications of all versions of Microsoft Office are at least Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.
Yes! Microsoft comes with everything related to Microsoft.
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No. PowerPoint is included in Microsoft Office.
Powerpoint is software in Microsoft Office for making slideshows
Yes, all versions of Microsoft Office XP include Powerpoint.
Microsoft office
The following instructions are designed for configuring Microsoft PowerPoint 2007 to save all future presentations in a format that is accessible to all previous versions of Microsoft PowerPoint. To start PowerPoint 2007, Click Start, All Programs, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007.
yes
Word Excel Powerpoint Access Publisher
Yes.
Yes just like PowerPoint
Microsoft Office
No, Microsoft Office is a group of various software products as: Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Microsoft Powerpoint Microsoft Access