How to install upgrade version of Office 97 if original product n.

[Tickum]

Thanks for the answer. Although it was not the one I wanted, it was the one
I expected.

I'm not sure why you felt it was necessary to be so patronizing in your last
paragraph. I said Office 97 wouldn't recognize Works 8.0. I do have enough
common sense to know that MS wouldn't come out with a new product that would
allow an older one to upgrade from it...

 

[Tickum]

Thanks for the answer. Although it was not the one I wanted, it was the one
I expected.

I'm not sure why you felt it was necessary to be so patronizing in your last
paragraph. I said Office 97 wouldn't recognize Works 8.0. I do have enough
common sense to know that MS wouldn't come out with a new product that would
allow an older one to upgrade from it...

 

[Tickum]

Thanks for the answer. Although it was not the one I wanted, it was the one
I expected.

I'm not sure why you felt it was necessary to be so patronizing in your last
paragraph. I said Office 97 wouldn't recognize Works 8.0. I do have enough
common sense to know that MS wouldn't come out with a new product that would
allow an older one to upgrade from it...

 

[Tickum]

Thanks for the answer. Although it was not the one I wanted, it was the one
I expected.

I'm not sure why you felt it was necessary to be so patronizing in your last
paragraph. I said Office 97 wouldn't recognize Works 8.0. I do have enough
common sense to know that MS wouldn't come out with a new product that would
allow an older one to upgrade from it...

 

[Tickum]

Thanks for the answer. Although it was not the one I wanted, it was the one
I expected.

I'm not sure why you felt it was necessary to be so patronizing in your last
paragraph. I said Office 97 wouldn't recognize Works 8.0. I do have enough
common sense to know that MS wouldn't come out with a new product that would
allow an older one to upgrade from it...

 

[Tickum]

Thanks for the answer. Although it was not the one I wanted, it was the one
I expected.

I'm not sure why you felt it was necessary to be so patronizing in your last
paragraph. I said Office 97 wouldn't recognize Works 8.0. I do have enough
common sense to know that MS wouldn't come out with a new product that would
allow an older one to upgrade from it...

 

[Tickum]

Thanks for the answer. Although it was not the one I wanted, it was the one
I expected.

I'm not sure why you felt it was necessary to be so patronizing in your last
paragraph. I said Office 97 wouldn't recognize Works 8.0. I do have enough
common sense to know that MS wouldn't come out with a new product that would
allow an older one to upgrade from it...

 

[Tickum]

Thanks for the answer. Although it was not the one I wanted, it was the one
I expected.

I'm not sure why you felt it was necessary to be so patronizing in your last
paragraph. I said Office 97 wouldn't recognize Works 8.0. I do have enough
common sense to know that MS wouldn't come out with a new product that would
allow an older one to upgrade from it...

 

[tc]

It's a bit late from your initial posting, but...

In the past, copying the file MSOFFICE.EXE from the old computer to the new
one would allow the upgrade version to reinstall on a new computer. (I had
an unfortunate hard drive crash years ago, and had a similar lack of the old
Windows discs.) I haven't done that any time recently and I'm not sure if it
will work today.

 

[tc]

It's a bit late from your initial posting, but...

In the past, copying the file MSOFFICE.EXE from the old computer to the new
one would allow the upgrade version to reinstall on a new computer. (I had
an unfortunate hard drive crash years ago, and had a similar lack of the old
Windows discs.) I haven't done that any time recently and I'm not sure if it
will work today.

 

[tc]

It's a bit late from your initial posting, but...

In the past, copying the file MSOFFICE.EXE from the old computer to the new
one would allow the upgrade version to reinstall on a new computer. (I had
an unfortunate hard drive crash years ago, and had a similar lack of the old
Windows discs.) I haven't done that any time recently and I'm not sure if it
will work today.

 

[tc]

It's a bit late from your initial posting, but...

In the past, copying the file MSOFFICE.EXE from the old computer to the new
one would allow the upgrade version to reinstall on a new computer. (I had
an unfortunate hard drive crash years ago, and had a similar lack of the old
Windows discs.) I haven't done that any time recently and I'm not sure if it
will work today.

 

[tc]

It's a bit late from your initial posting, but...

In the past, copying the file MSOFFICE.EXE from the old computer to the new
one would allow the upgrade version to reinstall on a new computer. (I had
an unfortunate hard drive crash years ago, and had a similar lack of the old
Windows discs.) I haven't done that any time recently and I'm not sure if it
will work today.

 

[tc]

It's a bit late from your initial posting, but...

In the past, copying the file MSOFFICE.EXE from the old computer to the new
one would allow the upgrade version to reinstall on a new computer. (I had
an unfortunate hard drive crash years ago, and had a similar lack of the old
Windows discs.) I haven't done that any time recently and I'm not sure if it
will work today.

 

[tc]

It's a bit late from your initial posting, but...

In the past, copying the file MSOFFICE.EXE from the old computer to the new
one would allow the upgrade version to reinstall on a new computer. (I had
an unfortunate hard drive crash years ago, and had a similar lack of the old
Windows discs.) I haven't done that any time recently and I'm not sure if it
will work today.

 

[tc]

It's a bit late from your initial posting, but...

In the past, copying the file MSOFFICE.EXE from the old computer to the new
one would allow the upgrade version to reinstall on a new computer. (I had
an unfortunate hard drive crash years ago, and had a similar lack of the old
Windows discs.) I haven't done that any time recently and I'm not sure if it
will work today.

 

[tc]

It's a bit late from your initial posting, but...

In the past, copying the file MSOFFICE.EXE from the old computer to the new
one would allow the upgrade version to reinstall on a new computer. (I had
an unfortunate hard drive crash years ago, and had a similar lack of the old
Windows discs.) I haven't done that any time recently and I'm not sure if it
will work today.