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palm one pda windows version problems

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I purchased a Palm One pda but I was unaware that the programming would not accept the use of Win98. When I tried to install Office 2003 and Outlook a message appeared that said, " The specified program requires a newer version of Windows. Does anyone have some possible solutions for my dilemma?


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Could you please make your question clearer?

Win98 on Palm1 PDA?

Office2003 on Palm OS?

Office 2003 and Outlook on Win 98?

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:wacko: Prathapml,

I have Win98 on my Desktop Pc. The manual for the palm one said that i could download Outlook and Office from my desktop into the pda to expand its capabilities. I did not have Office or Outlook installed on my desktop. so I purchased Office 2003 to install on my desktop. When I inserted the Office program disk into my CD Rom a message appeared that said "The specified program requires a newer version of Windows. So then I purchased Windows Me which is a neewer version of Windows. When I inserted the Office 2003 program again I got the same message for a newer version of Windows. I have spent far too much money already for programming that isn't compatible with each other. Any suggestion would be greatly appreciated.

office2k3 will only install on desktop PCs - Win2kSP3 or XP or higher.

The PDA will need a special version of Office, which you can "Sync" into it.

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