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I've got test version of SAP R/3 4.7 IDES with Oracle Database and all neccesery add-ons. Can somebody tell me how to install it on Windows XP, cause so far I've tried to install it on Windows server 2003. Please don't write that I can find it on service.sap.com, cause I don't have the user login and password. So are there any other ways which you can tell me how to do it?
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Hi!

I've got test version of SAP R/3 4.7 IDES with Oracle Database and all neccesery add-ons. Can somebody tell me how to install it on Windows XP, cause so far I've tried to install it on Windows server 2003. Please don't write that I can find it on service.sap.com, cause I don't have the user login and password. So are there any other ways which you can tell me how to do it?

Step by Step guide how to install SAP R/3 on Windows XP

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