Adding Excel to Windows 98

[ksnowdon \(removethis\) @earthlink.net]

I have an early version of Windows 98 and would like to
add Excel capabilities to it. My system is 400 mhz laptop,
Pentium II with a 6.4 gig hard drives. Any ideas of how to
accomplish this without upgrading to XP or similar?

[Hugh Candlin]

ksnowdon (removethis) @earthlink.net > wrote in message
...
> I have an early version of Windows 98 and would like to
> add Excel capabilities to it. My system is 400 mhz laptop,
> Pentium II with a 6.4 gig hard drives. Any ideas of how to
> accomplish this without upgrading to XP or similar?

Excel has nothing to do with Windows.
[You can run Excel on a Mac].

Excel is available in the retail market as a separate application
and also as a part of Microsoft Office.

You cannot download it from the MS website.
You must purchase it.

If you just want to read Excel files, you can obtain a free reader
from the Microsoft office web site

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=4EB83149-91DA-4110-8595-4A960D3E1C7C&displaylang=en

[Gary S. Terhune]

In addition to what Hugh says, you should know that Office 2003 products,
including Excel 2003) will not run on Windows 9x. You will want to find an
earlier version.

--
Gary S. Terhune
MS MVP for Win9x

"ksnowdon (removethis) @earthlink.net" >
wrote in message ...
> I have an early version of Windows 98 and would like to
> add Excel capabilities to it. My system is 400 mhz laptop,
> Pentium II with a 6.4 gig hard drives. Any ideas of how to
> accomplish this without upgrading to XP or similar?

[hawk]

I have Office 97 and Excel 97 works on all versions of Windows from
Win98 (first Edition) to and including WinXP Home.

hawk


ksnowdon (removethis) @earthlink.net wrote:
> I have an early version of Windows 98 and would like to
> add Excel capabilities to it. My system is 400 mhz laptop,
> Pentium II with a 6.4 gig hard drives. Any ideas of how to
> accomplish this without upgrading to XP or similar?