Extras for WinXP (Microsoft Plus!)

[Guest Jack]

Is Microsoft Plus! SuperPack for Windows XP

and Microsoft XP Plus! - Digital Media Edition

two different extras for XP?

What is a difference?

Jack

[Guest Gord Dibben]

Re: Extras for WinXP (Microsoft Plus!)

 

October 19, 2004

 

Microsoft Announces Plus! SuperPack for Windows XP

 

 

Combining two previously released Plus! Packs, Microsoft this week announced the

Plus! SuperPack for Windows XP, available at retail for $29.95 in the US. Plus!

SuperPack for Windows XP combines the features from Plus! Digital Media Edition

and Plus! for Windows XP.

 

"Plus! for Windows XP and Plus! Digital Media Edition have received consistently

high ratings from our customers, and Plus! SuperPack takes the value of these

products to a whole new level," says Dave Fester, the general manager of the

Windows Consumer Division at Microsoft. "With its wide range of features, from

amazing screen savers to the ability to do more with digital photos and music,

Plus! SuperPack is truly the ultimate companion for Windows XP."

 

 

Gord Dibben MS Excel MVP

 

 

On Sun, 2 Mar 2008 13:43:09 -0500, "Jack" <replyto@it> wrote:

>Is Microsoft Plus! SuperPack for Windows XP

>and Microsoft XP Plus! - Digital Media Edition

>two different extras for XP?

>What is a difference?

>Jack

>

[Guest Andrew E.]

RE: Extras for WinXP (Microsoft Plus!)

 

Both, Plus! Digital Media Edition and Plus! For Microsoft XP,are a waste of

time & money,actually one "grey area" microsoft really didnt put much effort

into...Actually,75-80% of the contents can be had thru microsoft but in

"upgraded

versions" of the software.Unless some contents of the "theems" grab you,or

the simple games that are included,look somewhere else for add ons...As for

the other reply to the post,"highly aclaimed" from users,maybe,if youre poll

was with 12 year olds & under....

 

"Jack" wrote:

> Is Microsoft Plus! SuperPack for Windows XP

> and Microsoft XP Plus! - Digital Media Edition

> two different extras for XP?

> What is a difference?

> Jack

>

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