No. Windows 7 is an operating system that makes your computer work. Microsoft PowerPoint is an application that is included with MS Office.
Powerpoint is nothing to do with the operating system. It is a 'stand alone program' which is not part of Windows.
No, Windows never comes with Microsoft Office Packet. This is two different products and you need two separate licenses for them.
Windows XP is an operating system. Microsoft Excel is an application that is part of the Microsoft Office Suite. Microsoft Office does not automatically come with any version of Windows XP or any operating system. You have to order it or buy it separately when you are getting a computer.
PowerPoint is part of Microsoft Office, which you have to pay for, so it is separate from Vista or XP or any other operating system. Basic Windows Vista is rubbish anyway and you shouldn't get it, if you want Vista make sure you get at least Home Premium edition or you're just wasting your money. If you just want PowerPoint, you can either buy Microsoft Office (availably in all good computer shops, as well as online shops like Amazon, Play.com, etc), or you can get a similar free alternative called OpenOffice.Org, which has a free version (its all available to download from www.openoffice.org)
No, it is compatiable with vista home premium, I have had it.
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No. Excel is part of Microsoft Office. Windows 7 is the operating system and it does not include the Office applications, which must be bought separately if you want Office on your computer.
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Windows Vista Ultimate is a premium operating system produced by the Microsoft Corporation. The term "Ultimate" describes the product as the most premium version of Windows Vista, it includes all additional features. Another example of "Windows Vista Ultimate" : Windows Vista Home Basic
You can only access it if it was pre loaded, or if you buy it from a licenced retailer or download it from Microsoft.
All the features of Home Premium are included in Ultimate. There is no reason to go backwards.
See the related link to the Microsoft web-site. Upgrading from Windows 7 Starter to Premium is currently priced at £69.99