I bought office 2007 but it still says trial version

L

lucky dog

I tried office 2007 trial version. Than I upgraded to the full version. It
says trial version at top. It is working fine, but I paid for the full
version and it should say that on my software.
 
J

Joseph Meehan

lucky dog said:
I tried office 2007 trial version. Than I upgraded to the full version.
It
says trial version at top. It is working fine, but I paid for the full
version and it should say that on my software.


Were you given a code and instructions on how to upgrade your trial
version? Did you follow those instructions? If so what did you do (without
giving us the code)?
 
L

lucky dog

Yes, I used the code and followed the intructions online. A full version of
Office is now on my computer and working. So, I don't know why it says trial
version on the top. I noticed lots of blogs on this topic online. However,
no one had an answer to the question.
 
J

Joseph Meehan

lucky dog said:
Yes, I used the code and followed the intructions online. A full version
of
Office is now on my computer and working. So, I don't know why it says
trial
version on the top. I noticed lots of blogs on this topic online.
However,
no one had an answer to the question.

I believe there have been some problems with that. If you read down
through the older questions, you may find a reference and a solution to your
problem. I believe there is a procedure to correct it.
 
G

Gary Goldblum

lucky said:
I tried office 2007 trial version. Than I upgraded to the full version
It
says trial version at top. It is working fine, but I paid for th
full
version and it should say that on my software.

Hi LD-
If you went from the H&S Trial to the bought H&S, it will eventuall
convert it's title to "non-commercial use". I've been through this
few times. If you had/went to Standard or Pro and it won't change
check out the Techarena thread under MS Office Support dated 11-02-0
started by Autobarn "Office Professional 2007 shows "for non-commercia
use"".
Tags: 2007,noncommercial,professional. The folks in this thread ar
much smarter than I am
 

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