What is the difference between Windows 7 Home and Windows 7 Office?

Windows 7 is an operating system, Office 2007 is a package of software including a Word processor, Excel spreadsheets and Powerpoint.

Windows XP Pro is for business and home users. Windows XP home edition is for home users.

no remote desktop

Windows XP does not have a "Premium" version.

There is not much comparison between Scottish Windows and regular windows because Scottish windows is a bank, and regular windows are windows that go in your home.

window 7 is more officiant

I've been told the difference is by one game, and you can have moving desktops with ultimate.

Microsoft office 2007 is compatible with Windows 7.

with vista you have tabs I use windows vista home basic on my computer and i like it it gives you better graphics and more options than xp

Medical assistants are a medical office and caregivers work at the patients home.

No, it is compatiable with vista home premium, I have had it.

To make a Powerpoint presentation on Windows 7, you need to buy a pack like Office '07 Home and Student or Office '10 Home and Student. However, Powerpoint viewer comes standard with Windows computers.

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Not a huge amount unless you are planning on running the machine on a domain (office network) or run stuff in Win XP mode. In short, the features included in pro that aren't included in home are Domain connectivity and Windows XP mode (virtual machine which will also require virtualization enabled CPU). Ultimate also adds "Bit Locker" which is simply file encryption and you can also change between 35 languages on the fly whereas other…

Office 2001 is a Mac version, so no, it is not compatible with Windows (any version). There is no Office 2001 for windows. Office XP (2002), 2003, and 2007 are compatible. I am not sure about ffice 97 and prior. I am using the: OpenOffice.org 3.3.0 (January 26th, 2011) on my Windows 7 - 64 bit Home Premium. From what I understand, it will open all your files.

Microsoft Windows 7 is compatible with Office 2000 but updating Office might not be possible. Outlook 2000's contact list will not work with Windows 7.

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.

No. Microsoft Excel is not bundled with Windows XP Home (or any version of Windows). It must be purchased as part of the Microsoft Office Suite.

MS Office all versions is compatible with Vista. I have home premium and have had Office XP/2003 and now Office 2007 installed.

No, Windows never comes with Microsoft Office Packet. This is two different products and you need two separate licenses for them.

Yes, so long as it is the Windows version of the software.

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Windows XP Professional differs from the Home Edition mainly in its support for a few business-class networking technologies, namely joining a Windows Server domain and containing a version of IIS. It also supports two physical processors, unlike the Home Edition, which permits only one physical die (but it can have any number of cores).

Well, Microsoft Word is the newer version simply for home. If have an office, office word will direct you to more... you know... officier things. If this helped you great. Hope it helped. Bye.

No, you need Windows 7 professional or enterprise editions.

Windows Live Mail is free. Outlook is part of Office Home and Business and up, and hence not free. Windows Live Mail offers e-mail capabilities and a calendar. Outlook offers these, plus tasks and notes. Windows Live Mail does not have a programming interface. Outlook can be programmed using VBA code, both from within Outlook itself and from other applications. Windows Live Mail doesn't work with Microsoft Exchange (corporate mail server). Outlook has full support…

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Not that I'm aware of. I ran both for several months.

. BranchCacheenables a user in a remote office or home office to access the central office's files much faster

First you must have a modem connected to your PC. The phone cord is than connected to your modem. Once this is done than you must dial out to a modem connected to you office PC (or office network modem). Think of the connection much the same way phones between homes are connected. The only difference, in a simple way, is the modem is the communication tool between your home and office computer.

The key to a successful home-based office is to structure it so that customers and business associates sense no difference in work performed in the home and work done in a regular office.

The difference between a double wide and a manufactured home is that the manufactured home is put on a foundation.

home minister and finance minister are same there is no any difference between them.....

You are probably thinking of Windows 7 Professional. Well, Windows 7 Professional has the same features as Home Premium, but also includes features like Remote Desktop, XP Mode, and Group Policy.

Well yes its a home edition, more for your home not an office I guess.

The Professional Edition contains more programs (Outlook, Publisher, Access) and includes some extra tools. However, it is obviously more expensive.

THere is no such OS called windows premium., but in vista there are many flavours called vista basic, home premium and vista ultimate. In these variations the higher you go the more extra features u get and obviously the more you pay for it. LIke vista basic does have windows aero and home premium does not have dream scenes, bit locker etc which ultimate has., but the basic OS is the same. :)

There is no notable difference between Windows XP Home and Windows XP Professional as far as the average home user is concerned. The added features of Professional are mainly networking support for joining a domain in a corporate environment, and a slightly more robust TCP/IP stack. The interface, drivers, and bundled programs (like Windows Movie Maker) are exactly the same.

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No. MS word is part of the MS office package which is not included with MS windows. Windows does come with wordpad, a no-frills word processor, but if you want the features of MS Word, you will have to buy the program (or the MS office package) separately.

stationary is when you are still or standing still and stationery is the stuff you use at school or in a office or at home, like a pencil pen stapeler or anything like that!

office jet is usually faster and more expensive and are more for the office use. Officejet can handle more prints and are more durable when than the deskjet. deskjet is mainly used for your home.

"Working from home" often means you have a normal office job, except that your office is also at your home. Many new or small businesses work thus because it is easier and sometimes cheaper. Working online means you do your work entirely on the computer and then pass it on along the internet, to whoever is hiring you to do it.

Home and Student: Word, PowerPoint, Excel, OneNote [retail $149.95] Professional: Word, PowerPoint, Excel, OneNote, Outlook (with Business Contact Manager), Access, Publisher [retail $499.95 (upgrade $329.95)]

There are two major differences; there are more programs in Office Enterprise: Access, Communicator, Excel, Groove, Infopath, Onenote, Outlook, Powerpoint, Publisher and Word Home and Student comprises: Excel, Onenote, Powerpoint and Word. There is also a licensing differences; Home and Student should only be used for non-commercial purposes.

Windows Vista Home Premium has the same features that Home Basic has, in addition to the following features that Home Basic does not have: * Windows Aero interface * Windows Mobility Center * Tablet PC Support * Windows Meeting Space * Windows SideShow * Windows Media Center * Scheduled Backup * Windows DVD Maker * Assorted Games * Windows Movie Maker

The Canon ImageClass MF3240 printer was suitable for a home office as it provided scanning functions, printing functions and fax functions. The Canon ImageClass MF3240 printer operates on Windows based operating systems up to and including Windows XP.

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-vista/compare-editions/default.aspx

No, it does not. Microsoft Office is a separate product and you have to pay for it too.

Yes, it will.