C
Cadwan
I just purchased Office 2003 Professional and validation test says my
software failed. Please advise.
software failed. Please advise.
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XS11E
Cadwan said:I just purchased Office 2003 Professional and validation test says
my software failed. Please advise.
Where did you buy it? If the software isn't legal, the seller should
refund your money.
J
jlesler
Same here. I am still waiting for an answer, but you can follow what it says
to do on the screen and it will assign you new product key. You may need to
call microsoft. Are you sure it is 2003 or your operating system, mine is
XP. I have XP Operating system and tried to install 2003. I am still able
to run it but I keep getting error message: compile in hidden module: auto
exec whenever I enter or exit a document?? If you hear something let me
know. [email protected]
to do on the screen and it will assign you new product key. You may need to
call microsoft. Are you sure it is 2003 or your operating system, mine is
XP. I have XP Operating system and tried to install 2003. I am still able
to run it but I keep getting error message: compile in hidden module: auto
exec whenever I enter or exit a document?? If you hear something let me
know. [email protected]
C
Cadwan
Thank you for your suggestion, but the problem was because of dual
installations where one of the installations was an invalid version of the
software. After uninstalling both versions and reinstalling the recently
purchased (authorized) version the problem was resolved.
installations where one of the installations was an invalid version of the
software. After uninstalling both versions and reinstalling the recently
purchased (authorized) version the problem was resolved.
C
Cadwan
I'm really grateful for these discussion groups. Especially in view of the
fact that Microsoft is not making it easy to secure support for applications
which continue to require more and more updates and the updates seem to
require more and more work-arounds. I really appreciate the professionals
who respond to these blogs/workgroups that have been compelled to provide
their own support to take up the slack for the hardware and/or software
manufacturers!
fact that Microsoft is not making it easy to secure support for applications
which continue to require more and more updates and the updates seem to
require more and more work-arounds. I really appreciate the professionals
who respond to these blogs/workgroups that have been compelled to provide
their own support to take up the slack for the hardware and/or software
manufacturers!
X
XS11E
Cadwan said:Thank you for your suggestion, but the problem was because of dual
installations where one of the installations was an invalid
version of the software. After uninstalling both versions and
reinstalling the recently purchased (authorized) version the
problem was resolved.
Glad to hear it was that easy! Thanks for following up.