Can Microsoft office professional work with Microsoft windows XP home edition?

yes, they use the same protocals. But remember pro will see home and home will see pro, but you must configure your network settings and domains to get them to link, also configure your workgroups, and then policy you user rights. Home is limited as they have to networking admintion rights. But you can share files on your network. go tour your tour xp link. it walks you through how to do all that.

Can Microsoft office professional work with Microsoft windows XP home edition?house call

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yes microsoft office basically works with any windows(95 and up) so u can load it without any problem
yes it works you need not have any other os such as vistas etc.you can refer microsoft website for support function of office
Please don't get confused over home and professional. Its not that professional edition of MS is not for users like us:). There is no problem in using MS office-P with Windows XP-H edition. I have been using it for the past three years and its working great. Only thing you must keep in mind is that for all components of Office to work optimally you need to have a minimum of 512 MB RAM, higher the better. One way of restricting the usage of RAM by office XP-P is to deselect the components you are least likely to use when installing them (you can always reinstall them if need be). For example if your main work is with MS Word and PowerPoint, then you can think of unselected Access, Excel and other memory dependent features.
Yes. Yes it can. All versions of office work with all versions of XP. Indeed, the next version of Office, though designed to run on Vista, will also function perfectly on any version of XP.

The 'Home' and 'Professional' tags are just indicators that the different version come with different feature sets - the software compatibility and indeed the base feature set is the same acrossall versions . It's in no way intended to suggest that Professional Office is only intended for Professional XP.
Yes it will