PowerPoint is not part of Windows 7.
No.
There is Powerpoint for Windows 7 on HP. You should be able to download Powerpoint from Microsoft website. You can also call the manufactuare and they could walk you thru the steps.
No. Windows 7 is an operating system that makes your computer work. Microsoft PowerPoint is an application that is included with MS Office.
No, it does not. PowerPoint is a part of Microsoft office which is in its turn has to be purchased separately.
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.
i think yes there is but only on Google Drive. Thank you
if you mean operating system, Windows 7 (in beta)
If you are referring to the 2003, 2007 or 2010 edition. Then yes.
Powerpoint is nothing to do with the operating system. It is a 'stand alone program' which is not part of Windows.
No, that is a different product. Sometimes a free trial is included but will end after 30 days.
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