cannot download Office xp on new computer

[Gordon]

And to JP (MVP) NO, I will not borrow a qualifying app. cd, so get your
panties out of thier wad!
C

Wow, simmer down! He was only pointing out a possible violation of the Eula!

 

[Gordon]

And to JP (MVP) NO, I will not borrow a qualifying app. cd, so get your
panties out of thier wad!
C

Wow, simmer down! He was only pointing out a possible violation of the Eula!

 

[Gordon]

And to JP (MVP) NO, I will not borrow a qualifying app. cd, so get your
panties out of thier wad!
C

Wow, simmer down! He was only pointing out a possible violation of the Eula!

 

[Gordon]

And to JP (MVP) NO, I will not borrow a qualifying app. cd, so get your
panties out of thier wad!
C

Wow, simmer down! He was only pointing out a possible violation of the Eula!

 

[Gordon]

And to JP (MVP) NO, I will not borrow a qualifying app. cd, so get your
panties out of thier wad!
C

Wow, simmer down! He was only pointing out a possible violation of the Eula!

 

[Gordon]

And to JP (MVP) NO, I will not borrow a qualifying app. cd, so get your
panties out of thier wad!
C

Wow, simmer down! He was only pointing out a possible violation of the Eula!

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Thank you Gordon. (BTW - I'm a she. ;-) )

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Thank you Gordon. (BTW - I'm a she. ;-) )

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Thank you Gordon. (BTW - I'm a she. ;-) )

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Thank you Gordon. (BTW - I'm a she. ;-) )

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Thank you Gordon. (BTW - I'm a she. ;-) )

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Thank you Gordon. (BTW - I'm a she. ;-) )

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

Thank you Gordon. (BTW - I'm a she. ;-) )

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

I was only making sure that you and DL were both aware that doing that was
against the EULA. I'm not saying you would (and I'm glad that you wouldn't).
Unfortunately there are people who have no problem with making less than
ethical choices.

I hear a lot of less than ethical things being said these days. Sometimes I
have to speak up. If my advice is followed, great. If not, at least I tried
to educate.

And the state of my undergarments is not a topic of public conversation.
--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

And to JP (MVP) NO, I will not borrow a qualifying app. cd, so get your
panties out of thier wad!
C

Please note that solution #3 is a violation of the EULA.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Your old HP probably was supplied, preinstalled, with Works or some
other
winxp upgrade qualifying program.
Your new PC obviously was supplied with no such qualifying program.
Therefore your choices are;
1)Locate the HP supplied Works cd, if supplied.
2)Purchase a qualifying application eg Works (Ensure its an early
version)
on EBay or similar
3)Borrow a qualifying app.cd (Not exactly in keeping with the upgrade
licence)
4)Purchase a full retail version of Office

PS not to be picky; you download from the Internet and Install from
media
(cd)

This computer is new to me, although not new. I bought it from Tiger
direct.
I have never downloaded Office xp on this computer. I have downloaded
this
program on my old computer several times.
So if I have not used anything previously, then what do I need to do?
Thanks,
C

:

You either have to search for the qualifying disks you used
previously,
then
pop it in when officexp complains, or source on Ebay or similar a
qualifying
version cd
(Perhaps you have a copy of Works to use?)


Yes that is the message that comes up when I try to download
Office
xp.
So what do I need to do to install office? or??
Thanks,
C

:

Does it maybe say 'cannot find a qualifying product' if so it
means
your
version of OfficeXP is an upgrade version, and it cannot find a
qualifying
product to upgrade from.

I have downloaded my Office xp approximately 3 times on my old
HP,
but
I
now
have a new computer and want to download my Office xp
professional
2002
cd.
It does not let me download. It says it cannot find product
to
download
to,
or something to that effect.
Am I only able to download so many times and then I have to
purchase a
new
Office XP, which I need anyway?
Thanks for any help.
C

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

I was only making sure that you and DL were both aware that doing that was
against the EULA. I'm not saying you would (and I'm glad that you wouldn't).
Unfortunately there are people who have no problem with making less than
ethical choices.

I hear a lot of less than ethical things being said these days. Sometimes I
have to speak up. If my advice is followed, great. If not, at least I tried
to educate.

And the state of my undergarments is not a topic of public conversation.
--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

And to JP (MVP) NO, I will not borrow a qualifying app. cd, so get your
panties out of thier wad!
C

Please note that solution #3 is a violation of the EULA.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Your old HP probably was supplied, preinstalled, with Works or some
other
winxp upgrade qualifying program.
Your new PC obviously was supplied with no such qualifying program.
Therefore your choices are;
1)Locate the HP supplied Works cd, if supplied.
2)Purchase a qualifying application eg Works (Ensure its an early
version)
on EBay or similar
3)Borrow a qualifying app.cd (Not exactly in keeping with the upgrade
licence)
4)Purchase a full retail version of Office

PS not to be picky; you download from the Internet and Install from
media
(cd)

This computer is new to me, although not new. I bought it from Tiger
direct.
I have never downloaded Office xp on this computer. I have downloaded
this
program on my old computer several times.
So if I have not used anything previously, then what do I need to do?
Thanks,
C

:

You either have to search for the qualifying disks you used
previously,
then
pop it in when officexp complains, or source on Ebay or similar a
qualifying
version cd
(Perhaps you have a copy of Works to use?)


Yes that is the message that comes up when I try to download
Office
xp.
So what do I need to do to install office? or??
Thanks,
C

:

Does it maybe say 'cannot find a qualifying product' if so it
means
your
version of OfficeXP is an upgrade version, and it cannot find a
qualifying
product to upgrade from.

I have downloaded my Office xp approximately 3 times on my old
HP,
but
I
now
have a new computer and want to download my Office xp
professional
2002
cd.
It does not let me download. It says it cannot find product
to
download
to,
or something to that effect.
Am I only able to download so many times and then I have to
purchase a
new
Office XP, which I need anyway?
Thanks for any help.
C

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

I was only making sure that you and DL were both aware that doing that was
against the EULA. I'm not saying you would (and I'm glad that you wouldn't).
Unfortunately there are people who have no problem with making less than
ethical choices.

I hear a lot of less than ethical things being said these days. Sometimes I
have to speak up. If my advice is followed, great. If not, at least I tried
to educate.

And the state of my undergarments is not a topic of public conversation.
--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

And to JP (MVP) NO, I will not borrow a qualifying app. cd, so get your
panties out of thier wad!
C

Please note that solution #3 is a violation of the EULA.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Your old HP probably was supplied, preinstalled, with Works or some
other
winxp upgrade qualifying program.
Your new PC obviously was supplied with no such qualifying program.
Therefore your choices are;
1)Locate the HP supplied Works cd, if supplied.
2)Purchase a qualifying application eg Works (Ensure its an early
version)
on EBay or similar
3)Borrow a qualifying app.cd (Not exactly in keeping with the upgrade
licence)
4)Purchase a full retail version of Office

PS not to be picky; you download from the Internet and Install from
media
(cd)

This computer is new to me, although not new. I bought it from Tiger
direct.
I have never downloaded Office xp on this computer. I have downloaded
this
program on my old computer several times.
So if I have not used anything previously, then what do I need to do?
Thanks,
C

:

You either have to search for the qualifying disks you used
previously,
then
pop it in when officexp complains, or source on Ebay or similar a
qualifying
version cd
(Perhaps you have a copy of Works to use?)


Yes that is the message that comes up when I try to download
Office
xp.
So what do I need to do to install office? or??
Thanks,
C

:

Does it maybe say 'cannot find a qualifying product' if so it
means
your
version of OfficeXP is an upgrade version, and it cannot find a
qualifying
product to upgrade from.

I have downloaded my Office xp approximately 3 times on my old
HP,
but
I
now
have a new computer and want to download my Office xp
professional
2002
cd.
It does not let me download. It says it cannot find product
to
download
to,
or something to that effect.
Am I only able to download so many times and then I have to
purchase a
new
Office XP, which I need anyway?
Thanks for any help.
C

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

I was only making sure that you and DL were both aware that doing that was
against the EULA. I'm not saying you would (and I'm glad that you wouldn't).
Unfortunately there are people who have no problem with making less than
ethical choices.

I hear a lot of less than ethical things being said these days. Sometimes I
have to speak up. If my advice is followed, great. If not, at least I tried
to educate.

And the state of my undergarments is not a topic of public conversation.
--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

And to JP (MVP) NO, I will not borrow a qualifying app. cd, so get your
panties out of thier wad!
C

Please note that solution #3 is a violation of the EULA.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Your old HP probably was supplied, preinstalled, with Works or some
other
winxp upgrade qualifying program.
Your new PC obviously was supplied with no such qualifying program.
Therefore your choices are;
1)Locate the HP supplied Works cd, if supplied.
2)Purchase a qualifying application eg Works (Ensure its an early
version)
on EBay or similar
3)Borrow a qualifying app.cd (Not exactly in keeping with the upgrade
licence)
4)Purchase a full retail version of Office

PS not to be picky; you download from the Internet and Install from
media
(cd)

This computer is new to me, although not new. I bought it from Tiger
direct.
I have never downloaded Office xp on this computer. I have downloaded
this
program on my old computer several times.
So if I have not used anything previously, then what do I need to do?
Thanks,
C

:

You either have to search for the qualifying disks you used
previously,
then
pop it in when officexp complains, or source on Ebay or similar a
qualifying
version cd
(Perhaps you have a copy of Works to use?)


Yes that is the message that comes up when I try to download
Office
xp.
So what do I need to do to install office? or??
Thanks,
C

:

Does it maybe say 'cannot find a qualifying product' if so it
means
your
version of OfficeXP is an upgrade version, and it cannot find a
qualifying
product to upgrade from.

I have downloaded my Office xp approximately 3 times on my old
HP,
but
I
now
have a new computer and want to download my Office xp
professional
2002
cd.
It does not let me download. It says it cannot find product
to
download
to,
or something to that effect.
Am I only able to download so many times and then I have to
purchase a
new
Office XP, which I need anyway?
Thanks for any help.
C

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

I was only making sure that you and DL were both aware that doing that was
against the EULA. I'm not saying you would (and I'm glad that you wouldn't).
Unfortunately there are people who have no problem with making less than
ethical choices.

I hear a lot of less than ethical things being said these days. Sometimes I
have to speak up. If my advice is followed, great. If not, at least I tried
to educate.

And the state of my undergarments is not a topic of public conversation.
--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

And to JP (MVP) NO, I will not borrow a qualifying app. cd, so get your
panties out of thier wad!
C

Please note that solution #3 is a violation of the EULA.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Your old HP probably was supplied, preinstalled, with Works or some
other
winxp upgrade qualifying program.
Your new PC obviously was supplied with no such qualifying program.
Therefore your choices are;
1)Locate the HP supplied Works cd, if supplied.
2)Purchase a qualifying application eg Works (Ensure its an early
version)
on EBay or similar
3)Borrow a qualifying app.cd (Not exactly in keeping with the upgrade
licence)
4)Purchase a full retail version of Office

PS not to be picky; you download from the Internet and Install from
media
(cd)

This computer is new to me, although not new. I bought it from Tiger
direct.
I have never downloaded Office xp on this computer. I have downloaded
this
program on my old computer several times.
So if I have not used anything previously, then what do I need to do?
Thanks,
C

:

You either have to search for the qualifying disks you used
previously,
then
pop it in when officexp complains, or source on Ebay or similar a
qualifying
version cd
(Perhaps you have a copy of Works to use?)


Yes that is the message that comes up when I try to download
Office
xp.
So what do I need to do to install office? or??
Thanks,
C

:

Does it maybe say 'cannot find a qualifying product' if so it
means
your
version of OfficeXP is an upgrade version, and it cannot find a
qualifying
product to upgrade from.

I have downloaded my Office xp approximately 3 times on my old
HP,
but
I
now
have a new computer and want to download my Office xp
professional
2002
cd.
It does not let me download. It says it cannot find product
to
download
to,
or something to that effect.
Am I only able to download so many times and then I have to
purchase a
new
Office XP, which I need anyway?
Thanks for any help.
C

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

I was only making sure that you and DL were both aware that doing that was
against the EULA. I'm not saying you would (and I'm glad that you wouldn't).
Unfortunately there are people who have no problem with making less than
ethical choices.

I hear a lot of less than ethical things being said these days. Sometimes I
have to speak up. If my advice is followed, great. If not, at least I tried
to educate.

And the state of my undergarments is not a topic of public conversation.
--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

And to JP (MVP) NO, I will not borrow a qualifying app. cd, so get your
panties out of thier wad!
C

Please note that solution #3 is a violation of the EULA.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Your old HP probably was supplied, preinstalled, with Works or some
other
winxp upgrade qualifying program.
Your new PC obviously was supplied with no such qualifying program.
Therefore your choices are;
1)Locate the HP supplied Works cd, if supplied.
2)Purchase a qualifying application eg Works (Ensure its an early
version)
on EBay or similar
3)Borrow a qualifying app.cd (Not exactly in keeping with the upgrade
licence)
4)Purchase a full retail version of Office

PS not to be picky; you download from the Internet and Install from
media
(cd)

This computer is new to me, although not new. I bought it from Tiger
direct.
I have never downloaded Office xp on this computer. I have downloaded
this
program on my old computer several times.
So if I have not used anything previously, then what do I need to do?
Thanks,
C

:

You either have to search for the qualifying disks you used
previously,
then
pop it in when officexp complains, or source on Ebay or similar a
qualifying
version cd
(Perhaps you have a copy of Works to use?)


Yes that is the message that comes up when I try to download
Office
xp.
So what do I need to do to install office? or??
Thanks,
C

:

Does it maybe say 'cannot find a qualifying product' if so it
means
your
version of OfficeXP is an upgrade version, and it cannot find a
qualifying
product to upgrade from.

I have downloaded my Office xp approximately 3 times on my old
HP,
but
I
now
have a new computer and want to download my Office xp
professional
2002
cd.
It does not let me download. It says it cannot find product
to
download
to,
or something to that effect.
Am I only able to download so many times and then I have to
purchase a
new
Office XP, which I need anyway?
Thanks for any help.
C

 

[JoAnn Paules [MVP]]

I was only making sure that you and DL were both aware that doing that was
against the EULA. I'm not saying you would (and I'm glad that you wouldn't).
Unfortunately there are people who have no problem with making less than
ethical choices.

I hear a lot of less than ethical things being said these days. Sometimes I
have to speak up. If my advice is followed, great. If not, at least I tried
to educate.

And the state of my undergarments is not a topic of public conversation.
--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

And to JP (MVP) NO, I will not borrow a qualifying app. cd, so get your
panties out of thier wad!
C

Please note that solution #3 is a violation of the EULA.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

Your old HP probably was supplied, preinstalled, with Works or some
other
winxp upgrade qualifying program.
Your new PC obviously was supplied with no such qualifying program.
Therefore your choices are;
1)Locate the HP supplied Works cd, if supplied.
2)Purchase a qualifying application eg Works (Ensure its an early
version)
on EBay or similar
3)Borrow a qualifying app.cd (Not exactly in keeping with the upgrade
licence)
4)Purchase a full retail version of Office

PS not to be picky; you download from the Internet and Install from
media
(cd)

This computer is new to me, although not new. I bought it from Tiger
direct.
I have never downloaded Office xp on this computer. I have downloaded
this
program on my old computer several times.
So if I have not used anything previously, then what do I need to do?
Thanks,
C

:

You either have to search for the qualifying disks you used
previously,
then
pop it in when officexp complains, or source on Ebay or similar a
qualifying
version cd
(Perhaps you have a copy of Works to use?)


Yes that is the message that comes up when I try to download
Office
xp.
So what do I need to do to install office? or??
Thanks,
C

:

Does it maybe say 'cannot find a qualifying product' if so it
means
your
version of OfficeXP is an upgrade version, and it cannot find a
qualifying
product to upgrade from.

I have downloaded my Office xp approximately 3 times on my old
HP,
but
I
now
have a new computer and want to download my Office xp
professional
2002
cd.
It does not let me download. It says it cannot find product
to
download
to,
or something to that effect.
Am I only able to download so many times and then I have to
purchase a
new
Office XP, which I need anyway?
Thanks for any help.
C