Maybe you should check to see if your product is a genuine Microsoft product.
http://www.microsoft.com/genuine/default.aspx
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Mary Sauer MSFT MVP
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http://msauer.mvps.org/
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"Marc" wrote in message
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Hey! Garfield-n-odie
Your no help!

"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote:

I think we both know whether or not you're using counterfeit software.
When you tell the truth, you don't need a good memory... the subject
line of your post says "2007 Office Pro Plus", but the body of your post
says "2007 Office Pro". Uhhh, hmmm, errr... typo... yeah that's it, it
was just a typo...

Office 2007 Professional Plus Edition is legitimately available only to
volume-license customers. It is not intended for sale to retail
consumers, and you can't buy just one license. So maybe you found one
of those online deals that sound too good to be true?

If you have an Office 2007 Pro disc and an Office 2007 Pro Plus key, or
vice versa, you can't use them together.

Marc wrote:

I have windows Vista and it is activated. I purchased an authentic 2007
Office Pro on disk, installed the software and keyed in the appropriate key
to activate.
When I use Word and attempt to download templates from word, I receive the
following message "You may be a victim of software counterfeiting. The
following Microsoft Office software installed on this computer is not
genuine."
I then went to my computer menu, clicked on MS Office, Clicked on "Activate
a purchased license of Microsoft Office, click here to enter you key." When
I
click on this Work program opens up. Will not let me enter my key numbers.
Went MS Help site, discussion groups, indicated my problem to Matt Prall
MS.
He suggested to run MGA diagnostics. Diagnostics showed Office "101 not
active".
He suggested to post my problem on your news group web site.
Help!
Marc