I Clikked on the 'Check for Updates' button and the system now claims that all is well in Uptodateville.īut I will be reinstalling Publisher.hopefully without issue. I went to Windows Update in Settings and that XP SvcPack that had been hung up and waiting was not there - perhaps that update happened during one of the two or three times I rebooted my computer while uninstalling stuff. Most of the others were just programs I wasn't even using. which included both versions of Publisher. B/c you said you had uninstalled a program that causes conflicts, I went on an uninstall spree. back to the issue of the Office XP SvcPack 3 that doesn't wanna act right. I only ever used Word occasionally at work, but never liked it, and never used it at home.Īnyway. It was the only MS office kind of program I used besides Publisher, and of course Notepad for quick notes. GPU: 1024 x 576 or higher resolution (Graphics hardware acceleration requires DirectX 9.A bit of history: There was a Microsoft Works then the word processor application part of it was replaced by a version of Word, the new version was called Works Suite, both were discontinued.Yep, I used to use the MS Works spreadsheet.In addition, to install Office 2010, your PC should also meet the following requirements:

Only the 32-bit version can work on the Windows Server 2003 R2 and Windows XP Service Pack 3. Microsoft offers the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Office 2010.īoth two versions can work on Windows 11/10/8/7, Windows Server 2008, and Windows Vista Service Pack 1. Its last stable version is Office 2010 SP2 released in 2013.

Microsoft Office 2010 is the successor of Microsoft Office 2007. This post from MiniTool Partition Wizard offers you the Office 2010 free download full version 32&64 bit and shows you how to install it.

Do you want to use Microsoft Office 2010 on your PC? If so, you need to get the Office 2010 download first.

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