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Hello,
I have bought a new computer and Office 2007 was already installed on it. I have the right to try MS Office for 60 days when I enter an activation key. But the online wizard for getting this key is down for several weeks. I never had a key like that on paper so I don't know what to do for the moment. Microsoft support will charge me for asking more info. thanks for the solutions_ |
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Just guessing but this could have something to do with the fact that Office
2010 is close to being released. -- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies" "Didier" wrote in message ... Hello, I have bought a new computer and Office 2007 was already installed on it. I have the right to try MS Office for 60 days when I enter an activation key. But the online wizard for getting this key is down for several weeks. I never had a key like that on paper so I don't know what to do for the moment. Microsoft support will charge me for asking more info. thanks for the solutions_ |
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I have bought a new computer and Office 2007 was already installed on it.
I have the right to try MS Office for 60 days when I enter an activation key. But the online wizard for getting this key is down for several weeks. I never had a key like that on paper so I don't know what to do for the moment. Microsoft support will charge me for asking more info. thanks for the solutions_ .. The simplest solution would be to install the Office 2010 beta, which is a lot nicer then Office 2007 IMHO. You will also be able to use the beta for much longer then sixty days at this point. |
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