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office xp pro v 2002- disk size
i have 2 exactly identical CDs..
office xp professional v 2002
but when i do a control A and then see properties to see the file size, one CD is only around 60MB and other 130MB.. how could that be?
office xp professional v 2002
but when i do a control A and then see properties to see the file size, one CD is only around 60MB and other 130MB.. how could that be?
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yes 2 diff # in the back.. does it make sense?
x10-33824
x08-09641
x10-33824
x08-09641
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>>yes, they are just different releases under the same title. that's it.
interesting.. i installed them both.. (one by one on turn)
in control panel, one came to 207MB.. other came to 208MB.. so the original difference in files and size did not make a difference at the end.. compression @ work?
interesting.. i installed them both.. (one by one on turn)
in control panel, one came to 207MB.. other came to 208MB.. so the original difference in files and size did not make a difference at the end.. compression @ work?
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@25112 - Thanks for the update and I was happy to help.
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thanks as always, John..
so what is that folder "d:\FILES\OSP\1033\IE5" that is making all the difference?
so what is that folder "d:\FILES\OSP\1033\IE5" that is making all the difference?
hence its name, it's "Internet Explorer 5", an ancient version of IE. you will never use it.
for XP, IE is at least IE6, and the latest is 8 or 9
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ok.. got it. thanks.
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yes
>>have you ever tried copying both of them to PC hard disk, and compare the two folders again?
good point. i checked.. one has 51 files... other has 127.