Non-commerical use in the title bar and problems sending/receiving

I have a question. I have office 2007 with business manager via upgrade from
retail and had it installed working great on my laptop. I then received a new
laptop with vista so i loaded my office upgrade 2007 on it and did the
internet activation. However, in the title bar it says "non-commerical use"
on the new laptop but not on the old one. I was still using the one on the
previous laptop until i was able to migrate my outlook data out. The problem
i am having now on the new one with the "non-commercial use" in the title bar
is that it will not let me send/receive except of the very first try after
rebooting. I suspect this is tied to the fact that it thinks it is installed
on 2 laptops. How do I resolve this? I will stop using it on my old laptop
once I am up and running on the new one.

Also, i am new to vista. I can see the personal.psx file on my xp (old pc)
but I cannot see how to view the hidden/system files and folders in vista so
i can copy the outlook file over to migrate my data. Any tips on this as well?

thank you..

Mark

I meant to say that the program i see then non-commerical use in the title is
outlook and word and powerpoint and word. I am using a pop email account. I
also get the error message in excel - "compile error in hidden module:
autoexecnew" when i start excel. I know have a several questions / requests
for assistance in my post. Thank you for any assistance.

"mark" wrote:

I have a question. I have office 2007 with business manager via upgrade from
retail and had it installed working great on my laptop. I then received a new
laptop with vista so i loaded my office upgrade 2007 on it and did the
internet activation. However, in the title bar it says "non-commerical use"
on the new laptop but not on the old one. I was still using the one on the
previous laptop until i was able to migrate my outlook data out. The problem
i am having now on the new one with the "non-commercial use" in the title bar
is that it will not let me send/receive except of the very first try after
rebooting. I suspect this is tied to the fact that it thinks it is installed
on 2 laptops. How do I resolve this? I will stop using it on my old laptop
once I am up and running on the new one.

Also, i am new to vista. I can see the personal.psx file on my xp (old pc)
but I cannot see how to view the hidden/system files and folders in vista so
i can copy the outlook file over to migrate my data. Any tips on this as well?

thank you..

Mark

Next time cross post, dont multi post
Your Q has allready been answered in your other post

"mark" wrote in message
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I meant to say that the program i see then non-commerical use in the title
is
outlook and word and powerpoint and word. I am using a pop email account.
I
also get the error message in excel - "compile error in hidden module:
autoexecnew" when i start excel. I know have a several questions /
requests
for assistance in my post. Thank you for any assistance.

"mark" wrote:

I have a question. I have office 2007 with business manager via upgrade
from
retail and had it installed working great on my laptop. I then received a
new
laptop with vista so i loaded my office upgrade 2007 on it and did the
internet activation. However, in the title bar it says "non-commerical
use"
on the new laptop but not on the old one. I was still using the one on
the
previous laptop until i was able to migrate my outlook data out. The
problem
i am having now on the new one with the "non-commercial use" in the title
bar
is that it will not let me send/receive except of the very first try
after
rebooting. I suspect this is tied to the fact that it thinks it is
installed
on 2 laptops. How do I resolve this? I will stop using it on my old
laptop
once I am up and running on the new one.

Also, i am new to vista. I can see the personal.psx file on my xp (old
pc)
but I cannot see how to view the hidden/system files and folders in vista
so
i can copy the outlook file over to migrate my data. Any tips on this as
well?

thank you..

Mark

DL,
Thank you for your answers in my other posts. Thank you for the tip on cross
posting vs. multi-posting. Don't want to have poor forum etiquette. Wasn't
sure how to do it and it was late. I will try to investigate before
multi-posting.