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Nasnmel

I have windows me, and am trying to install Office Professional Edition 2003,
I am totally updated with my windows me through microsoft. It scans and I
installed everything. I am at a complete loss. Can anyone help me??
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Office 2003 does not run on Windows ME. You need Windows 2000 with
Service Pack 3 or higher, Windows XP, or Windows 2003.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Office 2003 does not run on Windows ME. You need Windows 2000 with
Service Pack 3 or higher, Windows XP, or Windows 2003.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Office 2003 does not run on Windows ME. You need Windows 2000 with
Service Pack 3 or higher, Windows XP, or Windows 2003.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Office 2003 does not run on Windows ME. You need Windows 2000 with
Service Pack 3 or higher, Windows XP, or Windows 2003.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Office 2003 does not run on Windows ME. You need Windows 2000 with
Service Pack 3 or higher, Windows XP, or Windows 2003.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Office 2003 does not run on Windows ME. You need Windows 2000 with
Service Pack 3 or higher, Windows XP, or Windows 2003.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Office 2003 does not run on Windows ME. You need Windows 2000 with
Service Pack 3 or higher, Windows XP, or Windows 2003.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Office 2003 does not run on Windows ME. You need Windows 2000 with
Service Pack 3 or higher, Windows XP, or Windows 2003.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Office 2003 does not run on Windows ME. You need Windows 2000 with
Service Pack 3 or higher, Windows XP, or Windows 2003.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Nasnmel said:
I have windows me, and am trying to install Office Professional
Edition 2003, I am totally updated with my windows me through
microsoft. It scans and I installed everything. I am at a complete
loss. Can anyone help me??
Click to expand...


The only help you need is from an optician. It states very clearly on the
box the required versions - if you cannot read a box, then there really is
no hope for you.

You should have STFW before purchase. You're obviously aware of Microsoft's
website as you found it to post to this group. If you'd searched for "Office
2003" you'd have found all the information necessary to make an informed
choice - but you were too stupid to do that, weren't you? Well now your
stupidity has cost you a few hundred pounds. Now you're going to have to
waste another couple of hundred pounds upgrading to Windows XP. But that's
what you get for being stupid.

No shop is going to take back opened software - and especially not when the
purchaser was at fault.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Nasnmel said:
I have windows me, and am trying to install Office Professional
Edition 2003, I am totally updated with my windows me through
microsoft. It scans and I installed everything. I am at a complete
loss. Can anyone help me??
Click to expand...


The only help you need is from an optician. It states very clearly on the
box the required versions - if you cannot read a box, then there really is
no hope for you.

You should have STFW before purchase. You're obviously aware of Microsoft's
website as you found it to post to this group. If you'd searched for "Office
2003" you'd have found all the information necessary to make an informed
choice - but you were too stupid to do that, weren't you? Well now your
stupidity has cost you a few hundred pounds. Now you're going to have to
waste another couple of hundred pounds upgrading to Windows XP. But that's
what you get for being stupid.

No shop is going to take back opened software - and especially not when the
purchaser was at fault.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Nasnmel said:
I have windows me, and am trying to install Office Professional
Edition 2003, I am totally updated with my windows me through
microsoft. It scans and I installed everything. I am at a complete
loss. Can anyone help me??
Click to expand...


The only help you need is from an optician. It states very clearly on the
box the required versions - if you cannot read a box, then there really is
no hope for you.

You should have STFW before purchase. You're obviously aware of Microsoft's
website as you found it to post to this group. If you'd searched for "Office
2003" you'd have found all the information necessary to make an informed
choice - but you were too stupid to do that, weren't you? Well now your
stupidity has cost you a few hundred pounds. Now you're going to have to
waste another couple of hundred pounds upgrading to Windows XP. But that's
what you get for being stupid.

No shop is going to take back opened software - and especially not when the
purchaser was at fault.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Nasnmel said:
I have windows me, and am trying to install Office Professional
Edition 2003, I am totally updated with my windows me through
microsoft. It scans and I installed everything. I am at a complete
loss. Can anyone help me??
Click to expand...


The only help you need is from an optician. It states very clearly on the
box the required versions - if you cannot read a box, then there really is
no hope for you.

You should have STFW before purchase. You're obviously aware of Microsoft's
website as you found it to post to this group. If you'd searched for "Office
2003" you'd have found all the information necessary to make an informed
choice - but you were too stupid to do that, weren't you? Well now your
stupidity has cost you a few hundred pounds. Now you're going to have to
waste another couple of hundred pounds upgrading to Windows XP. But that's
what you get for being stupid.

No shop is going to take back opened software - and especially not when the
purchaser was at fault.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Nasnmel said:
I have windows me, and am trying to install Office Professional
Edition 2003, I am totally updated with my windows me through
microsoft. It scans and I installed everything. I am at a complete
loss. Can anyone help me??
Click to expand...


The only help you need is from an optician. It states very clearly on the
box the required versions - if you cannot read a box, then there really is
no hope for you.

You should have STFW before purchase. You're obviously aware of Microsoft's
website as you found it to post to this group. If you'd searched for "Office
2003" you'd have found all the information necessary to make an informed
choice - but you were too stupid to do that, weren't you? Well now your
stupidity has cost you a few hundred pounds. Now you're going to have to
waste another couple of hundred pounds upgrading to Windows XP. But that's
what you get for being stupid.

No shop is going to take back opened software - and especially not when the
purchaser was at fault.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Nasnmel said:
I have windows me, and am trying to install Office Professional
Edition 2003, I am totally updated with my windows me through
microsoft. It scans and I installed everything. I am at a complete
loss. Can anyone help me??
Click to expand...


The only help you need is from an optician. It states very clearly on the
box the required versions - if you cannot read a box, then there really is
no hope for you.

You should have STFW before purchase. You're obviously aware of Microsoft's
website as you found it to post to this group. If you'd searched for "Office
2003" you'd have found all the information necessary to make an informed
choice - but you were too stupid to do that, weren't you? Well now your
stupidity has cost you a few hundred pounds. Now you're going to have to
waste another couple of hundred pounds upgrading to Windows XP. But that's
what you get for being stupid.

No shop is going to take back opened software - and especially not when the
purchaser was at fault.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Nasnmel said:
I have windows me, and am trying to install Office Professional
Edition 2003, I am totally updated with my windows me through
microsoft. It scans and I installed everything. I am at a complete
loss. Can anyone help me??
Click to expand...


The only help you need is from an optician. It states very clearly on the
box the required versions - if you cannot read a box, then there really is
no hope for you.

You should have STFW before purchase. You're obviously aware of Microsoft's
website as you found it to post to this group. If you'd searched for "Office
2003" you'd have found all the information necessary to make an informed
choice - but you were too stupid to do that, weren't you? Well now your
stupidity has cost you a few hundred pounds. Now you're going to have to
waste another couple of hundred pounds upgrading to Windows XP. But that's
what you get for being stupid.

No shop is going to take back opened software - and especially not when the
purchaser was at fault.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Nasnmel said:
I have windows me, and am trying to install Office Professional
Edition 2003, I am totally updated with my windows me through
microsoft. It scans and I installed everything. I am at a complete
loss. Can anyone help me??
Click to expand...


The only help you need is from an optician. It states very clearly on the
box the required versions - if you cannot read a box, then there really is
no hope for you.

You should have STFW before purchase. You're obviously aware of Microsoft's
website as you found it to post to this group. If you'd searched for "Office
2003" you'd have found all the information necessary to make an informed
choice - but you were too stupid to do that, weren't you? Well now your
stupidity has cost you a few hundred pounds. Now you're going to have to
waste another couple of hundred pounds upgrading to Windows XP. But that's
what you get for being stupid.

No shop is going to take back opened software - and especially not when the
purchaser was at fault.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Nasnmel said:
I have windows me, and am trying to install Office Professional
Edition 2003, I am totally updated with my windows me through
microsoft. It scans and I installed everything. I am at a complete
loss. Can anyone help me??
Click to expand...


The only help you need is from an optician. It states very clearly on the
box the required versions - if you cannot read a box, then there really is
no hope for you.

You should have STFW before purchase. You're obviously aware of Microsoft's
website as you found it to post to this group. If you'd searched for "Office
2003" you'd have found all the information necessary to make an informed
choice - but you were too stupid to do that, weren't you? Well now your
stupidity has cost you a few hundred pounds. Now you're going to have to
waste another couple of hundred pounds upgrading to Windows XP. But that's
what you get for being stupid.

No shop is going to take back opened software - and especially not when the
purchaser was at fault.
 

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