I believe MS can provide replacement discs for a nominal fee. I've never
done it so I don't know how much proof they need or if they require your
first-born. And I'm not sure if that applies to out-of-date versions.

But since you know your product key, if you can borrow someone else's disc,
you can install it that way. You might want to keep better track of your
discs...it makes re-installing much easier ;-)

Also, if both PCs can/will be used simultaneously, you really need to
purchase a new Office license per the EULA.

Tim

"Wayne" wrote in message
...
I purchased MS Office Pro in 2002 and installed it on my computer. Is
there
a way to move the whole application to my newer window xp computer? I do
not
have the Program disc anymore but I do have my key #