Microsoft Office 2010

[CarltonWO]

Recently I bought the 'office 2010 Home And Student 64 bit'
(http://www.office2010productkey.co.uk/) for home and students online. I
downloaded the online link they sent me'microsoft office pro plus 2010
cd key' (http://www.office2010productkey.co.uk/), but my computer
doesn't seem to be able to read the file. I've gotten the backup disk,
but the installations aren't automatically starting like 'office 2010
Standard product key' (http://www.office2010productkey.co.uk/) they
should and none of the applications I have seem to be compatible with
reading anything on the disk. Did I buy the wrong version of 'office
Home And Business 2010 64 bit' (http://www.office2010productkey.co.uk/),
especially since I don't have 'microsoft office 2010 32bit key'
(http://www.office2010productkey.co.uk/)?

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CarltonWO

[CarltonWO]

'Windows 7 Enterprise Key' (http://www.windows7sales.net/) Upgrade is
for people who are already running 'Microsoft Windows 7 64bit'
(http://www.windows7sales.net/) or Windows Vista and want to upgrade to
'Windows 7 Home Premium' (http://www.windows7sales.net/). It is less
costly than the full version of 'Windows 7 X86 Key'
(http://www.windows7sales.net/), but you must already have a legal
license for XP or Vista. (Note: Only Vista allows you to perform a true
upgrade, with XP you can use the upgrade license but you have to wipe
your existing 'Win 7 64bit Key' (http://www.windows7sales.net/)
installation out during the procedure).

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CarltonWO