how to reinstall MS office purchased in 11/2008 ?
levesterurlv2001
how do I re-install the software MS Office home/Student purchased 11/2008 I
had to destroy my old laptop that had MS office on it.
argusy
> how do I re-install the software MS Office home/Student purchased 11/2008 I
> had to destroy my old laptop that had MS office on it.
Sorry for the dry wit, mate, but try the disks you received when you purchased
MS Office.
If you bought your laptop with Ms office pre-installed, then the supplier should
have provided you with the disks.
11/2008 - that's less than 8 months - any warranty??
Of course, you could go out and buy MS Office again - with disks!!
What do you mean by 'destroy' - you took to it with a hammer or 'destroyed'
because you've lost the operating system, ie needs reformatting/reinstalling all
your software.
Either way (old laptop reinstalled, or a new laptop) I'd suggest before you do
anything (after you've got it back to where you can use it), use Acronis,
Spotmau, Norton Ghost - whatever you can lay your hands on, to do a complete
system save, or even a clone, to an external drive.
Here's some more news - notice the VB in "microsoft.public.vb.installation"
This newsgroup is for Visual Basic installations, so consider yourself lucky
that you've got a response, rather than just
"Wrong newsgroup"
btw, I couldn't find a newsgroup with "ms office install" in it, so try a Google
search instead
Graham
Dave Patrick
Did you also destroy the installation media? If not what else are you
missing?
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levesterurlv2001
I do not have a hard copy of it, it was downloaded, however I still have all
the reference id and pass key I do not know if it will work again or if the
download site will let me download another copy of it.
Dave Patrick
That sounds rather odd. Never heard of it being available for download.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326246
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levesterurlv2001
Not odd! MS Office regularly get specials for educational institutions as was
this, however after doing more research I think I will have to re-purchase
the original link does not work properly now, so for the price I think I will
just catch another special. Shopping Cart
0 item
How Do I Buy?Am I Eligible?Microsoft® Office Ultimate 2007 (Windows
XP/Vista)Perpetual License Licensing Terms
System Requirements $59.95
Maximum order quantity: 1
Qty
What's Included Word 2007 Groove 2007
Excel 2007 Publisher 2007
PowerPoint 2007 Access 2007
Outlook 2007 InfoPath 2007
OneNote 2007
Microsoft® Office Ultimate 2007 (Windows XP/Vista)Perpetual LicenseLicensing
Terms
System Requirements
$59.95
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Karl E. Peterson
Okay, first off, this has *nothing* to do with VB, so it's totally off-topic here.
Secondly, it seems the lesson here that any diligent student might takeaway is, if
you puchase something for download, it's up to *you* to make sure you have an
archival copy somewhere. Things come and things go on the internet. That's a fact
of life that almost anyone who's currently a student surely has grown up with.
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levesterurlv2001
THANKS KARL,( spelled with a "K") Well Professor my mistake, I knew I was in
trouble when I tested in the Vegetable group on the Mensa test! You are very
helpful to my ego!
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"Karl E. Peterson" wrote:
> Okay, first off, this has *nothing* to do with VB, so it's totally off-topic here.
>
> Secondly, it seems the lesson here that any diligent student might takeaway is, if
> you puchase something for download, it's up to *you* to make sure you have an
> archival copy somewhere. Things come and things go on the internet. That's a fact
> of life that almost anyone who's currently a student surely has grown up with.
> --
> ..NET: It's About Trust!
> http://vfred.mvps.org
>
>
>
> levesterurlv2001 wrote:
> > Not odd! MS Office regularly get specials for educational institutions as was
> > this, however after doing more research I think I will have to re-purchase
> > the original link does not work properly now, so for the price I think I will
> > just catch another special. Shopping Cart
> > 0 item
> > How Do I Buy?Am I Eligible?Microsoft® Office Ultimate 2007 (Windows
> > XP/Vista)Perpetual License Licensing Terms
> > System Requirements $59.95
> > Maximum order quantity: 1
> > Qty
> >
> >
> > What's Included Word 2007 Groove 2007
> > Excel 2007 Publisher 2007
> > PowerPoint 2007 Access 2007
> > Outlook 2007 InfoPath 2007
> > OneNote 2007
> >
> >
> > Microsoft® Office Ultimate 2007 (Windows XP/Vista)Perpetual LicenseLicensing
Karl E. Peterson
Sorry dude. That was a little harsh. Not that it didn't need to be said, of
course. The other lesson is, of course, *never* trust Microsoft! They'll never do
the Right Thing, short of a court order, and not even always then.
If you actually did buy it from them, and have proof of that, it wouldn't cost you
anything but time to try calling and asking for another copy, eh?
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levesterurlv2001
you are right I should of copied it to portable disc. Say! you should be
shakin in you boots, trashing Microsoft on their own site!
"Karl E. Peterson" wrote:
> Sorry dude. That was a little harsh. Not that it didn't need to be said, of
> course. The other lesson is, of course, *never* trust Microsoft! They'll never do
> the Right Thing, short of a court order, and not even always then.
>
> If you actually did buy it from them, and have proof of that, it wouldn't cost you
> anything but time to try calling and asking for another copy, eh?
> --
> ..NET: It's About Trust!
> http://vfred.mvps.org
>
>
>
> levesterurlv2001 wrote:
> > THANKS KARL,( spelled with a "K") Well Professor my mistake, I knew I was in
> > trouble when I tested in the Vegetable group on the Mensa test! You are very
> > helpful to my ego!
> > _______________
> >
> > "Karl E. Peterson" wrote:
> >
> >> Okay, first off, this has *nothing* to do with VB, so it's totally off-topic
> >> here.
> >>
> >> Secondly, it seems the lesson here that any diligent student might takeaway is,
> >> if
> >> you puchase something for download, it's up to *you* to make sure you have an
> >> archival copy somewhere. Things come and things go on the internet. That's a
> >> fact of life that almost anyone who's currently a student surely has grown up
> >> with. --
> >> ..NET: It's About Trust!
> >> http://vfred.mvps.org
> >>
> >>
> >>
> >> levesterurlv2001 wrote:
> >> > Not odd! MS Office regularly get specials for educational institutions as was
> >> > this, however after doing more research I think I will have to re-purchase
> >> > the original link does not work properly now, so for the price I think I will
> >> > just catch another special. Shopping Cart
> >> > 0 item
> >> > How Do I Buy?Am I Eligible?Microsoft® Office Ultimate 2007 (Windows
> >> > XP/Vista)Perpetual License Licensing Terms
> >> > System Requirements $59.95
> >> > Maximum order quantity: 1
> >> > Qty
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > What's Included Word 2007 Groove 2007
> >> > Excel 2007 Publisher 2007
> >> > PowerPoint 2007 Access 2007
> >> > Outlook 2007 InfoPath 2007
> >> > OneNote 2007
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > Microsoft® Office Ultimate 2007 (Windows XP/Vista)Perpetual LicenseLicensing
Karl E. Peterson
levesterurlv2001 wrote:
> Say! you should be shakin in you boots, trashing Microsoft on
> their own site!
LOL!
G'head, reinforce that *newb* impression you've already so firmly cemented.
Oh, and "get a real newsreader!" while you're at it. ;-)
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