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Article ID: 270846 - Last Review: February 25, 2003 - Revision: 3.1
Microsoft Reader: Minimum System Requirements
This article was previously published under Q270846
This article describes the minimum system requirements that
are needed to run Microsoft Reader on a Microsoft Windows-based computer.
To run Microsoft Reader on a Windows-based computer, you
need:
- Pentium 75 MHz or higher microprocessor
- 16 megabytes (MB) of RAM
- Approximately 19 MB of available hard disk space (Microsoft
Reader is 3.6 MB, but additional hard disk space is required for
installation)
- Operating System-Microsoft Windows 98 platforms, Microsoft
Windows NT4 SP6, Microsoft Windows 2000 platforms, Microsoft Windows XP, and
Microsoft Windows Me
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 Service Pack 1 or
later
- VGA or higher resolution monitor and video card capable of
displaying 16 bit color Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing
device
In addition, an Internet connection is required to gain access
to the Bookstore feature of the program and to download additional books for
Microsoft Reader.
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Reader 2.0 for the Pocket PC
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