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Hi Bobbee,
Product keys are unique to each user so the chances of you getting one on this newsgroup is zilt! Nobody would be foolish enough to give you one as it will cause problems with activation. Also, OEM versions have lots of restrictions and I don't understand why people buy these software packages. You should only buy the retail versions which can be transfereed to another PC in the event of a failure of your hardware as long as you can explain this to alaways very helpful MS telephone assistants. What you could do for now is to order Wordperfect Office 2002 from Amazon (http://tinyurl.com/5nscw) and you don't have to worry about product code at all! You can run this program in Word 2002 mode/configuration so you don't have to learn any new short cut keys. They also have Wordperfect Office 12 but it is about $100 for an upgrade version and unless you have money to waste there is no point. Corel's Newsgroup is also quite good and people are very helpful indeed. I have found people here (on MS newsgroups) like to insult each other for whatever reasons! Come on we are all adults here with children to look after. Hope this helps. -- I am always in favor of using generic software given the choice! Bobbee wrote: Is someone does not help me soon, I am ready to hang myself. The problem is simple: I need an id key for MSOffice. Yes, we had one, but with school just now starting, my son needs to actually USE MSWord 2003. but no, he cannot find the disc. I wrote to Dell. They told me to write to MS. I wrote to MS, they told me to write to Dell. So it went for a few days. Finally, Dell explains that because it's the 2003 version, I MUST go right to MS. MS won't even let me ask a question as soon as they see "oem" in the product id. HELPPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Anonymous,
Correct to date on the oem difficulties for Office 2003. Dell, from our experience has the best support via email if you provide specific answers to questions for warranty replacement and as well being persistent. For oem versions of Corel sofware problems, who does the customer contact? Would the op go thru the same channel to resolve this? Have children to look after, Chris Schatte use the Office Online web based newsreader he http://www.microsoft.com/office/comm...s/default.mspx In Office System 2003 applications: Help/Assistance Pane/open Communities "Anonymous" wrote: Hi Bobbee, Product keys are unique to each user so the chances of you getting one on this newsgroup is zilt! Nobody would be foolish enough to give you one as it will cause problems with activation. Also, OEM versions have lots of restrictions and I don't understand why people buy these software packages. You should only buy the retail versions which can be transfereed to another PC in the event of a failure of your hardware as long as you can explain this to alaways very helpful MS telephone assistants. What you could do for now is to order Wordperfect Office 2002 from Amazon (http://tinyurl.com/5nscw) and you don't have to worry about product code at all! You can run this program in Word 2002 mode/configuration so you don't have to learn any new short cut keys. They also have Wordperfect Office 12 but it is about $100 for an upgrade version and unless you have money to waste there is no point. Corel's Newsgroup is also quite good and people are very helpful indeed. I have found people here (on MS newsgroups) like to insult each other for whatever reasons! Come on we are all adults here with children to look after. Hope this helps. -- I am always in favor of using generic software given the choice! Bobbee wrote: Is someone does not help me soon, I am ready to hang myself. The problem is simple: I need an id key for MSOffice. Yes, we had one, but with school just now starting, my son needs to actually USE MSWord 2003. but no, he cannot find the disc. I wrote to Dell. They told me to write to MS. I wrote to MS, they told me to write to Dell. So it went for a few days. Finally, Dell explains that because it's the 2003 version, I MUST go right to MS. MS won't even let me ask a question as soon as they see "oem" in the product id. HELPPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!! |
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