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Steve Parry [MVP]
David said:
But would Birbeck College, Malet Street, London allow you to do that ;o)
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Steve Parry [MVP]
David said:It is shame you don't live in the UK otherwise I would have supplied
you with full versions of Office 97 or Office 2000 professional with
working serials. These packages never needed activation and you can
use them to upgrade to later versions of respective products.
But would Birbeck College, Malet Street, London allow you to do that ;o)
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Steve Parry [MVP]
David said:It is shame you don't live in the UK otherwise I would have supplied
you with full versions of Office 97 or Office 2000 professional with
working serials. These packages never needed activation and you can
use them to upgrade to later versions of respective products.
But would Birbeck College, Malet Street, London allow you to do that ;o)
S
Steve Parry [MVP]
David said:It is shame you don't live in the UK otherwise I would have supplied
you with full versions of Office 97 or Office 2000 professional with
working serials. These packages never needed activation and you can
use them to upgrade to later versions of respective products.
But would Birbeck College, Malet Street, London allow you to do that ;o)
R
Rick
Yes I had looked at 158069 which says that any version of Works will do. The
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
R
Rick
Yes I had looked at 158069 which says that any version of Works will do. The
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
R
Rick
Yes I had looked at 158069 which says that any version of Works will do. The
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
R
Rick
Yes I had looked at 158069 which says that any version of Works will do. The
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
R
Rick
Yes I had looked at 158069 which says that any version of Works will do. The
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
R
Rick
Yes I had looked at 158069 which says that any version of Works will do. The
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
R
Rick
Yes I had looked at 158069 which says that any version of Works will do. The
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
R
Rick
Yes I had looked at 158069 which says that any version of Works will do. The
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
R
Rick
Yes I had looked at 158069 which says that any version of Works will do. The
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
install CD, though, doesn't recognize it. I called customer service but they
said that since the program is obsolete and no longer supported I should try
the newsgroup. This seems to be taking me in circles. Or perhaps I don't
understand what "note at the very bottom" you are referring to.
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DL
Anything, and anyone, goes at Birkbeck
Steve Parry said:But would Birbeck College, Malet Street, London allow you to do that ;o)
--
Steve Parry BA (Hons) MCP MVP
http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk
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DL
Anything, and anyone, goes at Birkbeck
Steve Parry said:But would Birbeck College, Malet Street, London allow you to do that ;o)
--
Steve Parry BA (Hons) MCP MVP
http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk
D
DL
Anything, and anyone, goes at Birkbeck
Steve Parry said:But would Birbeck College, Malet Street, London allow you to do that ;o)
--
Steve Parry BA (Hons) MCP MVP
http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk
D
DL
Anything, and anyone, goes at Birkbeck
Steve Parry said:But would Birbeck College, Malet Street, London allow you to do that ;o)
--
Steve Parry BA (Hons) MCP MVP
http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk
D
DL
Anything, and anyone, goes at Birkbeck
Steve Parry said:But would Birbeck College, Malet Street, London allow you to do that ;o)
--
Steve Parry BA (Hons) MCP MVP
http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk
D
DL
Anything, and anyone, goes at Birkbeck
Steve Parry said:But would Birbeck College, Malet Street, London allow you to do that ;o)
--
Steve Parry BA (Hons) MCP MVP
http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk
D
DL
Anything, and anyone, goes at Birkbeck
Steve Parry said:But would Birbeck College, Malet Street, London allow you to do that ;o)
--
Steve Parry BA (Hons) MCP MVP
http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk
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