Installing/Running Excel 2003 on Vista

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HappySenior

HI,
I'm 72, retired, and have no need or finances to afford Office 2007
for my new computer computer that uses Vista. I would like to install
Excel 2003 from my old XP laptop on my new system to retain my macro
ability from my old worksheets.

I have the professional version of Office 2003 on the laptop which is
being retired. The spreadsheets in Open Office are ok for basic things
but wouldn't cut it when it comes to something like copy and paste
special-values.

My Office 2003 is a bona-fide registered version which was installed
by Dell when I purchased the laptop. I do not have any program discs.
Would appreciate any help received. Thanks!
 
B

Bob I

That "bona-fide registered version" is most likely OEM and that license
lives and dies with the PC it came on. Not withstanding the fact that
with no CD you won't be able to install it anyway.
 

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