David
The OP is talking about a Trial version of Office. He can only install one time and
to a single computer. He cannot change Trial versions as he is wanting. Read his
post again
Peter,
Unfortunately, we don't always get all the details when someone is asking
the first time around.
From what little information that was presented, it appeared to me, the
user possibly had a purchased copy of Home & Student 2007 installed on his
XP machine and wanted to install it on another computer with Windows 7, and
the user had an autorun problem (I have run into autorun problems myself on
Windows 7).
Then possibly the user (according to subject) thought the problem could be
solved by downloading Home & Student 2007 trial (not knowing there is a
download location for Home & Student 2007 with legitimate key) and applying
the key.
Nor do all users return and acknowledge their problem was solved by
suggestions or answer followup questions.
And, what is to prevent someone from obtaining 2 separate 60 day trial keys
for two different computers?
David
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