11-digit CD key for Office 97

[E Collins]

Hi, all

I want to re-install MS Windows Office 1997 and the installation software
asks for a 11-digit CD key from the CD cases. Unfortunately, I have lost
the original CD cases.

Does anyone know how I can re-obtain the 11-digit CD Key?

TIA,

ed.


Cross post: microsoft.public.office.misc

 

[Evadne Cake]

Hi, all

I want to re-install MS Windows Office 1997 and the installation software
asks for a 11-digit CD key from the CD cases. Unfortunately, I have lost
the original CD cases.

Does anyone know how I can re-obtain the 11-digit CD Key?

TIA,

ed.


Cross post: microsoft.public.office.misc

1) A point of order: - You have *NOT* cross-posted, you have multi-posted, a
practice that is frowned upon as it annoys both poster and respondent.

2) There is no such thing as "MS Windows Office 1997" as there was never a
"MS Windows 1997".

3) You can't. All support for Office 97 (which is what I assume you meant)
ended over three years ago. The only thing you can do now is use your Office
97 disc as a qualifying product for a newer (XP or 2003, depending on your
operating system - Windows 2000 SP3+, Windows XP or Windows 2003 is required
for Office 2003) version.

 

[Evadne Cake]

Hi, all

I want to re-install MS Windows Office 1997 and the installation software
asks for a 11-digit CD key from the CD cases. Unfortunately, I have lost
the original CD cases.

Does anyone know how I can re-obtain the 11-digit CD Key?

TIA,

ed.


Cross post: microsoft.public.office.misc

1) A point of order: - You have *NOT* cross-posted, you have multi-posted, a
practice that is frowned upon as it annoys both poster and respondent.

2) There is no such thing as "MS Windows Office 1997" as there was never a
"MS Windows 1997".

3) You can't. All support for Office 97 (which is what I assume you meant)
ended over three years ago. The only thing you can do now is use your Office
97 disc as a qualifying product for a newer (XP or 2003, depending on your
operating system - Windows 2000 SP3+, Windows XP or Windows 2003 is required
for Office 2003) version.

 

[Evadne Cake]

Hi, all

I want to re-install MS Windows Office 1997 and the installation software
asks for a 11-digit CD key from the CD cases. Unfortunately, I have lost
the original CD cases.

Does anyone know how I can re-obtain the 11-digit CD Key?

TIA,

ed.


Cross post: microsoft.public.office.misc

1) A point of order: - You have *NOT* cross-posted, you have multi-posted, a
practice that is frowned upon as it annoys both poster and respondent.

2) There is no such thing as "MS Windows Office 1997" as there was never a
"MS Windows 1997".

3) You can't. All support for Office 97 (which is what I assume you meant)
ended over three years ago. The only thing you can do now is use your Office
97 disc as a qualifying product for a newer (XP or 2003, depending on your
operating system - Windows 2000 SP3+, Windows XP or Windows 2003 is required
for Office 2003) version.

 

[Evadne Cake]

Hi, all

I want to re-install MS Windows Office 1997 and the installation software
asks for a 11-digit CD key from the CD cases. Unfortunately, I have lost
the original CD cases.

Does anyone know how I can re-obtain the 11-digit CD Key?

TIA,

ed.


Cross post: microsoft.public.office.misc

1) A point of order: - You have *NOT* cross-posted, you have multi-posted, a
practice that is frowned upon as it annoys both poster and respondent.

2) There is no such thing as "MS Windows Office 1997" as there was never a
"MS Windows 1997".

3) You can't. All support for Office 97 (which is what I assume you meant)
ended over three years ago. The only thing you can do now is use your Office
97 disc as a qualifying product for a newer (XP or 2003, depending on your
operating system - Windows 2000 SP3+, Windows XP or Windows 2003 is required
for Office 2003) version.

 

[Evadne Cake]

Hi, all

I want to re-install MS Windows Office 1997 and the installation software
asks for a 11-digit CD key from the CD cases. Unfortunately, I have lost
the original CD cases.

Does anyone know how I can re-obtain the 11-digit CD Key?

TIA,

ed.


Cross post: microsoft.public.office.misc

1) A point of order: - You have *NOT* cross-posted, you have multi-posted, a
practice that is frowned upon as it annoys both poster and respondent.

2) There is no such thing as "MS Windows Office 1997" as there was never a
"MS Windows 1997".

3) You can't. All support for Office 97 (which is what I assume you meant)
ended over three years ago. The only thing you can do now is use your Office
97 disc as a qualifying product for a newer (XP or 2003, depending on your
operating system - Windows 2000 SP3+, Windows XP or Windows 2003 is required
for Office 2003) version.

 

[Evadne Cake]

Hi, all

I want to re-install MS Windows Office 1997 and the installation software
asks for a 11-digit CD key from the CD cases. Unfortunately, I have lost
the original CD cases.

Does anyone know how I can re-obtain the 11-digit CD Key?

TIA,

ed.


Cross post: microsoft.public.office.misc

1) A point of order: - You have *NOT* cross-posted, you have multi-posted, a
practice that is frowned upon as it annoys both poster and respondent.

2) There is no such thing as "MS Windows Office 1997" as there was never a
"MS Windows 1997".

3) You can't. All support for Office 97 (which is what I assume you meant)
ended over three years ago. The only thing you can do now is use your Office
97 disc as a qualifying product for a newer (XP or 2003, depending on your
operating system - Windows 2000 SP3+, Windows XP or Windows 2003 is required
for Office 2003) version.

 

[Evadne Cake]

Hi, all

I want to re-install MS Windows Office 1997 and the installation software
asks for a 11-digit CD key from the CD cases. Unfortunately, I have lost
the original CD cases.

Does anyone know how I can re-obtain the 11-digit CD Key?

TIA,

ed.


Cross post: microsoft.public.office.misc

1) A point of order: - You have *NOT* cross-posted, you have multi-posted, a
practice that is frowned upon as it annoys both poster and respondent.

2) There is no such thing as "MS Windows Office 1997" as there was never a
"MS Windows 1997".

3) You can't. All support for Office 97 (which is what I assume you meant)
ended over three years ago. The only thing you can do now is use your Office
97 disc as a qualifying product for a newer (XP or 2003, depending on your
operating system - Windows 2000 SP3+, Windows XP or Windows 2003 is required
for Office 2003) version.

 

[Evadne Cake]

Hi, all

I want to re-install MS Windows Office 1997 and the installation software
asks for a 11-digit CD key from the CD cases. Unfortunately, I have lost
the original CD cases.

Does anyone know how I can re-obtain the 11-digit CD Key?

TIA,

ed.


Cross post: microsoft.public.office.misc

1) A point of order: - You have *NOT* cross-posted, you have multi-posted, a
practice that is frowned upon as it annoys both poster and respondent.

2) There is no such thing as "MS Windows Office 1997" as there was never a
"MS Windows 1997".

3) You can't. All support for Office 97 (which is what I assume you meant)
ended over three years ago. The only thing you can do now is use your Office
97 disc as a qualifying product for a newer (XP or 2003, depending on your
operating system - Windows 2000 SP3+, Windows XP or Windows 2003 is required
for Office 2003) version.

 

[Evadne Cake]

Hi, all

I want to re-install MS Windows Office 1997 and the installation software
asks for a 11-digit CD key from the CD cases. Unfortunately, I have lost
the original CD cases.

Does anyone know how I can re-obtain the 11-digit CD Key?

TIA,

ed.


Cross post: microsoft.public.office.misc

1) A point of order: - You have *NOT* cross-posted, you have multi-posted, a
practice that is frowned upon as it annoys both poster and respondent.

2) There is no such thing as "MS Windows Office 1997" as there was never a
"MS Windows 1997".

3) You can't. All support for Office 97 (which is what I assume you meant)
ended over three years ago. The only thing you can do now is use your Office
97 disc as a qualifying product for a newer (XP or 2003, depending on your
operating system - Windows 2000 SP3+, Windows XP or Windows 2003 is required
for Office 2003) version.

 

[Peter Foldes]

The OP had an answer on how to install OFF97 in another group where was multiposted. Yes you can install it .

 

[Peter Foldes]

The OP had an answer on how to install OFF97 in another group where was multiposted. Yes you can install it .

 

[Peter Foldes]

The OP had an answer on how to install OFF97 in another group where was multiposted. Yes you can install it .

 

[Peter Foldes]

The OP had an answer on how to install OFF97 in another group where was multiposted. Yes you can install it .

 

[Peter Foldes]

The OP had an answer on how to install OFF97 in another group where was multiposted. Yes you can install it .

 

[Peter Foldes]

The OP had an answer on how to install OFF97 in another group where was multiposted. Yes you can install it .

 

[Peter Foldes]

The OP had an answer on how to install OFF97 in another group where was multiposted. Yes you can install it .

 

[Peter Foldes]

The OP had an answer on how to install OFF97 in another group where was multiposted. Yes you can install it .

 

[Peter Foldes]

The OP had an answer on how to install OFF97 in another group where was multiposted. Yes you can install it .