Microsoft runs a certain way, using a certain code, and figuring things out with certain logistics. Other programs are similarly unique. However, Microsoft also uses it's processes to interface with other programs. By installing say, a game, without the add or remove programs option, you're forcing the computer to abide by the games code. If you use the tool, you're making the game blend with the computer's code. As for removal, it simply ensures that registry files and other such things are cleaned/removed.
The Microsoft Office suite of programs uses the scanpst application. It is available for download off the Microsoft site and not difficult to install.
I you want to install Microsoft products on a computer without a Microsoft operating system, you might want to get an emulator. If you are using Windows, try Control Panel > Add or remove software.
The best way to install Windows Media Extender is to get it from the Microsoft website. The Microsoft website also offers support for their software and programs.
Although purchasing used Microsoft computer programs might seem like a bargain, the truth is it might be a waste of money. This is because Microsoft uses a special type of verification and authentication system that can make it impossible to install a particular copy of an application more than once. The system uses special features of the computer processor, as well as information about the actual program, to generate a unique key that is recorded at Microsoft upon installation. Attempting to re-install this program later usually causes the program to lock and fail to operate. When purchasing used Microsoft computer programs, be certain that they come with valid licenses.
the top 5 i recommend are: Piniform Ccleaner An anti-virus program (best free one is Microsoft security essentials 2010) Auslogics Defrag A program for work (Microsoft office is the best) Programs for getting the best from the internet i.e. flash player, java
Uninstalling MS power point is as easy as installing it. Go to the remove programs and uninstall it.
For terminal? To install applications/programs/other: sudo apt-get install [name of application] (then enter your password, it wont show but just enter it anyway..) To remove and application/program/other: sudo apt-get remove [name of application] basics..--^
Hotmail is web based and does not require installation. Microsoft has a hotmail connector for Outlook that requires Outlook to be installed.
The programs included depend on the version of Ofice you brought. You also could of told the compuetr not to install Publisher.
You can install and run Microsoft Office in Linux, yes. You will need to install it separately, however; you can't just run the programs off your Windowspartition in Linux.
You need the program Xcode which is on one of the Leopard install disks. If you want to make a new C-Application, select "new Project" then "console application" then "standard application".
Microsoft Security Essentials generally comes pre-installed with Windows. If you don't have it you can install it on the Microsoft site.