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Try all methods like insert a picture file , just copy the image file from a different location and paste it in word .<br />
See if everything gives the same result <br />
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Also once you insert or paste the picture , close Word. Open it again and check if it looks the same <br />
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Try all methods like insert a picture file , just copy the image file from a different location and paste it in word .
See if everything gives the same result

Also once you insert or paste the picture , close Word. Open it again and check if it looks the same



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I agree with sunray but sometimes you shoul lock in to the future to know wich will be your best election<br />
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may be a good question here is what king of work are you planing to do with the windows, how many computers in the netwotk or something like that
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I agree with sunray but sometimes you shoul lock in to the future to know wich will be your best election

may be a good question here is what king of work are you planing to do with the windows, how many computers in the netwotk or something like that

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Well what i was really looking for is a comparison sheet or something like that that tells me what one does and the other does not.!!<br />
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thanks<br />
jdff
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Well what i was really looking for is a comparison sheet or something like that that tells me what one does and the other does not.!!

thanks
jdff

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jdff,<br />
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in the link i had given have you tried clicking on the options you want and did you get the comparison that way
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jdff,

in the link i had given have you tried clicking on the options you want and did you get the comparison that way

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What diference does windows 2003 family provide I mean between the standard, enterprise, small business?<br />
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Thanks<br />
jdff
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What diference does windows 2003 family provide I mean between the standard, enterprise, small business?

Thanks
jdff

Windows 2003 family

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).