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jim
i had to do a full recovery on my pc how do i find a free down load of office
home and student so i can re inter my key
home and student so i can re inter my key
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Tom [Pepper] Willett
You don't. You install from your original disks.
:i had to do a full recovery on my pc how do i find a free down load of
office
: home and student so i can re inter my key
:i had to do a full recovery on my pc how do i find a free down load of
office
: home and student so i can re inter my key
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Carey Frisch [MVP]
Download the free trial version of Microsoft Office
Home and Student 2007, install it and enter your genuine
Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 Product Key.
http://us20.trymicrosoftoffice.com/default.aspx
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Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User
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i had to do a full recovery on my pc how do i find a free down load of office
home and student so i can re inter my key
Home and Student 2007, install it and enter your genuine
Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 Product Key.
http://us20.trymicrosoftoffice.com/default.aspx
--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows Shell/User
---------------------------------------------------------------
:
i had to do a full recovery on my pc how do i find a free down load of office
home and student so i can re inter my key
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LVTravel
Generally there is no place to "legally" download any
commercial MS software.
If this was a converted trial version that you downloaded
from Microsoft, you should have copied the download file to
a CD. It is up to you to protect downloaded programs, not
the supplier to allow unlimited downloads.
If this was preloaded on your computer, it is up to the
computer manufacturer to provide some way to return the
computer to its delivered state. Check with the
documentation or manufacturer of your computer to see if
they will provide it if you can't find a copy.
commercial MS software.
If this was a converted trial version that you downloaded
from Microsoft, you should have copied the download file to
a CD. It is up to you to protect downloaded programs, not
the supplier to allow unlimited downloads.
If this was preloaded on your computer, it is up to the
computer manufacturer to provide some way to return the
computer to its delivered state. Check with the
documentation or manufacturer of your computer to see if
they will provide it if you can't find a copy.