I intend to purchase Fujitsu Stylistic ST5010D (Tablet PC).
They include in the option the purchase of Windows XP and Office XP.
I need however Window XP (Arabic) and Office XP (Arabic) plus Tablet PC (English).

What to do?
Do all those above the application work together?
Should I decline the purchase from the Tablet PC manufacturer and purchase all three application from Microsoft Middle East ?

You cannot purchase the Tablet PC OS operating system separately.

You should be able to partition and add Office and Windows separately if you
have to have them in Arabic.

--
Terri Stratton
Microsoft Windows MVP / Tablet PC
http://thetabletpc.net
Expert Zone - http://microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/default.asp


"Gray Bowlerhat" <Gray Bowlerhat@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4673FB9E-1EC4-4E7E-AF43-F31014692813@microsoft.com...
>I intend to purchase Fujitsu Stylistic ST5010D (Tablet PC).
> They include in the option the purchase of Windows XP and Office XP.
> I need however Window XP (Arabic) and Office XP (Arabic) plus Tablet PC
> (English).
>
> What to do?
> Do all those above the application work together?
> Should I decline the purchase from the Tablet PC manufacturer and purchase
> all three application from Microsoft Middle East ?

"Gray Bowlerhat" <Gray Bowlerhat@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:4673FB9E-1EC4-4E7E-AF43-F31014692813@microsoft.com...
> I intend to purchase Fujitsu Stylistic ST5010D (Tablet PC).
> They include in the option the purchase of Windows XP and Office XP.
> I need however Window XP (Arabic) and Office XP (Arabic) plus Tablet PC
(English).
>
> What to do?
> Do all those above the application work together?

The Tablet PC operating system is a superset of Windows XP Pro and will
always be supplied with a Tablet by your OEM. I don't know of any issues
with Arabic Office and Tablet OS but you should be aiming for Office 2003
(Arabic) for optimal pen/ink support. Office 2003 succeeds Office XP.

> Should I decline the purchase from the Tablet PC manufacturer and purchase
all three application from Microsoft Middle East ?

See if Fujitsu will supply you with a Tablet that includes that, or one that
does not include Office so that you can purchase your own.

I have been using Office xp Hebrew edition on My tablet from the Start,
with no problems. I do not expect problems with Arabic either.
Of-course, you u will need a Keyboard to work in arabic. I n case of
emergency, the on-screen kbd in the accessibility Menu Will do.

Avner.

Mike Williams [MVP] wrote:
> "Gray Bowlerhat" <Gray Bowlerhat@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:4673FB9E-1EC4-4E7E-AF43-F31014692813@microsoft.com...
>
>>I intend to purchase Fujitsu Stylistic ST5010D (Tablet PC).
>>They include in the option the purchase of Windows XP and Office XP.
>>I need however Window XP (Arabic) and Office XP (Arabic) plus Tablet PC
>
> (English).
>
>>What to do?
>>Do all those above the application work together?
>
>
> The Tablet PC operating system is a superset of Windows XP Pro and will
> always be supplied with a Tablet by your OEM. I don't know of any issues
> with Arabic Office and Tablet OS but you should be aiming for Office 2003
> (Arabic) for optimal pen/ink support. Office 2003 succeeds Office XP.
>
>
>>Should I decline the purchase from the Tablet PC manufacturer and purchase
>
> all three application from Microsoft Middle East ?
>
> See if Fujitsu will supply you with a Tablet that includes that, or one that
> does not include Office so that you can purchase your own.
>
>

avner do you have hebrew text recognition becouse I got lonestar and the text recognition botton does not react neither in russian nor in hebrew but it does fully function in english your comments or anybodies
help

"Avner Ben" wrote:

> I have been using Office xp Hebrew edition on My tablet from the Start,
> with no problems. I do not expect problems with Arabic either.
> Of-course, you u will need a Keyboard to work in arabic. I n case of
> emergency, the on-screen kbd in the accessibility Menu Will do.
>
> Avner.
>
> Mike Williams [MVP] wrote:
> > "Gray Bowlerhat" <Gray Bowlerhat@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> > news:4673FB9E-1EC4-4E7E-AF43-F31014692813@microsoft.com...
> >
> >>I intend to purchase Fujitsu Stylistic ST5010D (Tablet PC).
> >>They include in the option the purchase of Windows XP and Office XP.
> >>I need however Window XP (Arabic) and Office XP (Arabic) plus Tablet PC
> >
> > (English).
> >
> >>What to do?
> >>Do all those above the application work together?
> >
> >
> > The Tablet PC operating system is a superset of Windows XP Pro and will
> > always be supplied with a Tablet by your OEM. I don't know of any issues
> > with Arabic Office and Tablet OS but you should be aiming for Office 2003
> > (Arabic) for optimal pen/ink support. Office 2003 succeeds Office XP.
> >
> >
> >>Should I decline the purchase from the Tablet PC manufacturer and purchase
> >
> > all three application from Microsoft Middle East ?
> >
> > See if Fujitsu will supply you with a Tablet that includes that, or one that
> > does not include Office so that you can purchase your own.
> >
> >
>

Did you install the MUIRP before installing the Lonestar (Tablet PC Edition
2005) beta version? It needs to be existing on the normal Windows XP Pro
SP1 Tablet operating system before using XP SP2.
--
Chris H.
Microsoft Windows MVP/Tablet PC
Tablet Creations - http://nicecreations.us/
Associate Expert
Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone


"mark" <mark@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:83CB3ADA-0C70-463C-86A4-A9CF1F5E2BE3@microsoft.com...
> avner do you have hebrew text recognition becouse I got lonestar and the
> text recognition botton does not react neither in russian nor in hebrew
> but it does fully function in english your comments or anybodies
> help
>
> "Avner Ben" wrote:
>
>> I have been using Office xp Hebrew edition on My tablet from the Start,
>> with no problems. I do not expect problems with Arabic either.
>> Of-course, you u will need a Keyboard to work in arabic. I n case of
>> emergency, the on-screen kbd in the accessibility Menu Will do.
>>
>> Avner.
>>
>> Mike Williams [MVP] wrote:
>> > "Gray Bowlerhat" <Gray Bowlerhat@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
>> > message
>> > news:4673FB9E-1EC4-4E7E-AF43-F31014692813@microsoft.com...
>> >
>> >>I intend to purchase Fujitsu Stylistic ST5010D (Tablet PC).
>> >>They include in the option the purchase of Windows XP and Office XP.
>> >>I need however Window XP (Arabic) and Office XP (Arabic) plus Tablet PC
>> >
>> > (English).
>> >
>> >>What to do?
>> >>Do all those above the application work together?
>> >
>> >
>> > The Tablet PC operating system is a superset of Windows XP Pro and will
>> > always be supplied with a Tablet by your OEM. I don't know of any
>> > issues
>> > with Arabic Office and Tablet OS but you should be aiming for Office
>> > 2003
>> > (Arabic) for optimal pen/ink support. Office 2003 succeeds Office XP.
>> >
>> >
>> >>Should I decline the purchase from the Tablet PC manufacturer and
>> >>purchase
>> >
>> > all three application from Microsoft Middle East ?
>> >
>> > See if Fujitsu will supply you with a Tablet that includes that, or one
>> > that
>> > does not include Office so that you can purchase your own.
>> >
>> >
>>

this is direct quote from the website
Enhanced language support and recognition tools. The MUIRP provides support for several new languages. Users can operate the text interface in Danish, Dutch, Finnish, Italian, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish and Swedish, in addition to the seven languages originally released for the Tablet PC. A handwriting recognizer is now available for Iberian Spanish in addition to those for English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese. A new speech recognizer is available for Traditional Chinese in addition to those for English, Japanese and Simplified Chinese. "

it does not say a word about hebrew or russian
and yes I did install it just in case I installed the british english

"Chris H." wrote:

> Did you install the MUIRP before installing the Lonestar (Tablet PC Edition
> 2005) beta version? It needs to be existing on the normal Windows XP Pro
> SP1 Tablet operating system before using XP SP2.
> --
> Chris H.
> Microsoft Windows MVP/Tablet PC
> Tablet Creations - http://nicecreations.us/
> Associate Expert
> Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
>
>
> "mark" <mark@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:83CB3ADA-0C70-463C-86A4-A9CF1F5E2BE3@microsoft.com...
> > avner do you have hebrew text recognition becouse I got lonestar and the
> > text recognition botton does not react neither in russian nor in hebrew
> > but it does fully function in english your comments or anybodies
> > help
> >
> > "Avner Ben" wrote:
> >
> >> I have been using Office xp Hebrew edition on My tablet from the Start,
> >> with no problems. I do not expect problems with Arabic either.
> >> Of-course, you u will need a Keyboard to work in arabic. I n case of
> >> emergency, the on-screen kbd in the accessibility Menu Will do.
> >>
> >> Avner.
> >>
> >> Mike Williams [MVP] wrote:
> >> > "Gray Bowlerhat" <Gray Bowlerhat@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
> >> > message
> >> > news:4673FB9E-1EC4-4E7E-AF43-F31014692813@microsoft.com...
> >> >
> >> >>I intend to purchase Fujitsu Stylistic ST5010D (Tablet PC).
> >> >>They include in the option the purchase of Windows XP and Office XP.
> >> >>I need however Window XP (Arabic) and Office XP (Arabic) plus Tablet PC
> >> >
> >> > (English).
> >> >
> >> >>What to do?
> >> >>Do all those above the application work together?
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > The Tablet PC operating system is a superset of Windows XP Pro and will
> >> > always be supplied with a Tablet by your OEM. I don't know of any
> >> > issues
> >> > with Arabic Office and Tablet OS but you should be aiming for Office
> >> > 2003
> >> > (Arabic) for optimal pen/ink support. Office 2003 succeeds Office XP.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >>Should I decline the purchase from the Tablet PC manufacturer and
> >> >>purchase
> >> >
> >> > all three application from Microsoft Middle East ?
> >> >
> >> > See if Fujitsu will supply you with a Tablet that includes that, or one
> >> > that
> >> > does not include Office so that you can purchase your own.
> >> >
> >> >
> >>
>
>
>