How to download Office XP on my new laptop?

David R. Norton MVP · Apr 24, 2005

This was my novice mistake, I should have said "Install".
How does one look at Eulah?

To see the EULA, open any office application such as Word, click on
Help and select "about Word". In Word 2003 you'll see a highlighted
link saying "View the End User License Agreement". This is the EULA.

I can't recall if Office XP is the same, if you don't see the link go
to the help index and enter EULA into the search block.

Depending on what version of Office XP you have, OEM, Retail, etc. you
may or may not be allowed to install it on your laptop, that's why you
need to read the EULA.

David R. Norton MVP · Apr 24, 2005

This was my novice mistake, I should have said "Install".
How does one look at Eulah?

To see the EULA, open any office application such as Word, click on
Help and select "about Word". In Word 2003 you'll see a highlighted
link saying "View the End User License Agreement". This is the EULA.

I can't recall if Office XP is the same, if you don't see the link go
to the help index and enter EULA into the search block.

Depending on what version of Office XP you have, OEM, Retail, etc. you
may or may not be allowed to install it on your laptop, that's why you
need to read the EULA.

David R. Norton MVP · Apr 24, 2005

This was my novice mistake, I should have said "Install".
How does one look at Eulah?

To see the EULA, open any office application such as Word, click on
Help and select "about Word". In Word 2003 you'll see a highlighted
link saying "View the End User License Agreement". This is the EULA.

I can't recall if Office XP is the same, if you don't see the link go
to the help index and enter EULA into the search block.

Depending on what version of Office XP you have, OEM, Retail, etc. you
may or may not be allowed to install it on your laptop, that's why you
need to read the EULA.

David R. Norton MVP · Apr 24, 2005

This was my novice mistake, I should have said "Install".
How does one look at Eulah?

To see the EULA, open any office application such as Word, click on
Help and select "about Word". In Word 2003 you'll see a highlighted
link saying "View the End User License Agreement". This is the EULA.

I can't recall if Office XP is the same, if you don't see the link go
to the help index and enter EULA into the search block.

Depending on what version of Office XP you have, OEM, Retail, etc. you
may or may not be allowed to install it on your laptop, that's why you
need to read the EULA.

David R. Norton MVP · Apr 24, 2005

This was my novice mistake, I should have said "Install".
How does one look at Eulah?

To see the EULA, open any office application such as Word, click on
Help and select "about Word". In Word 2003 you'll see a highlighted
link saying "View the End User License Agreement". This is the EULA.

I can't recall if Office XP is the same, if you don't see the link go
to the help index and enter EULA into the search block.

Depending on what version of Office XP you have, OEM, Retail, etc. you
may or may not be allowed to install it on your laptop, that's why you
need to read the EULA.

David R. Norton MVP · Apr 24, 2005

This was my novice mistake, I should have said "Install".
How does one look at Eulah?

To see the EULA, open any office application such as Word, click on
Help and select "about Word". In Word 2003 you'll see a highlighted
link saying "View the End User License Agreement". This is the EULA.

I can't recall if Office XP is the same, if you don't see the link go
to the help index and enter EULA into the search block.

Depending on what version of Office XP you have, OEM, Retail, etc. you
may or may not be allowed to install it on your laptop, that's why you
need to read the EULA.

director · Apr 24, 2005