Frustrated with Office XP standard 2002 version with system crash

[disney211]

I'm not happy with MFST products at this moment. Takes too much time to
reinstall my OWNED & Licenced software when my system crashes. I should not
have to call mfst nor even use a post that I will never be able to track down
again to get the problem resolved. MFST committment to customers is just
"get the money".

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you can track the responses if you use proper newsreaders such as
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What exactly is the problem? If you have Windows specific problem then
post your quesry here:

news://microsoft.public.windowsxp.general

hth

 

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you can track the responses if you use proper newsreaders such as
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friendly.

What exactly is the problem? If you have Windows specific problem then
post your quesry here:

news://microsoft.public.windowsxp.general

hth

 

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you can track the responses if you use proper newsreaders such as
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What exactly is the problem? If you have Windows specific problem then
post your quesry here:

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hth

 

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you can track the responses if you use proper newsreaders such as
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What exactly is the problem? If you have Windows specific problem then
post your quesry here:

news://microsoft.public.windowsxp.general

hth

 

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you can track the responses if you use proper newsreaders such as
Outlook Express (free with IE) or other newsreaders such as Netscape
Messenger, Mozilla etc etc. these are all free and really user
friendly.

What exactly is the problem? If you have Windows specific problem then
post your quesry here:

news://microsoft.public.windowsxp.general

hth

 

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you can track the responses if you use proper newsreaders such as
Outlook Express (free with IE) or other newsreaders such as Netscape
Messenger, Mozilla etc etc. these are all free and really user
friendly.

What exactly is the problem? If you have Windows specific problem then
post your quesry here:

news://microsoft.public.windowsxp.general

hth

 

[ANONYMOUS]

you can track the responses if you use proper newsreaders such as
Outlook Express (free with IE) or other newsreaders such as Netscape
Messenger, Mozilla etc etc. these are all free and really user
friendly.

What exactly is the problem? If you have Windows specific problem then
post your quesry here:

news://microsoft.public.windowsxp.general

hth

 

[ANONYMOUS]

you can track the responses if you use proper newsreaders such as
Outlook Express (free with IE) or other newsreaders such as Netscape
Messenger, Mozilla etc etc. these are all free and really user
friendly.

What exactly is the problem? If you have Windows specific problem then
post your quesry here:

news://microsoft.public.windowsxp.general

hth