installing upgrade on a new computer

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rhubarbny

I purchased an outlook 2003 pro upgrade for my old computer but no longer
have the 2000 disk. outlook 2000 came with the old computer.

now i cannot load up the upgrade without the old version.

any suggestions????
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

rhubarbny said:
I purchased an outlook 2003 pro upgrade for my old computer but no
longer have the 2000 disk. outlook 2000 came with the old computer.

now i cannot load up the upgrade without the old version.

any suggestions????


None whatsoever. Your upgrade licence is now void. You see, when you use a
product to qualify for an upgrade the two products become inseparable and
one cannot be sold or given away without the other. If you no longer have
the *original* qualifying product, then you do not qualify for the upgrade.
If you want Office on the new system you must purchase the full version.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

rhubarbny said:
I purchased an outlook 2003 pro upgrade for my old computer but no
longer have the 2000 disk. outlook 2000 came with the old computer.

now i cannot load up the upgrade without the old version.

any suggestions????


None whatsoever. Your upgrade licence is now void. You see, when you use a
product to qualify for an upgrade the two products become inseparable and
one cannot be sold or given away without the other. If you no longer have
the *original* qualifying product, then you do not qualify for the upgrade.
If you want Office on the new system you must purchase the full version.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

rhubarbny said:
I purchased an outlook 2003 pro upgrade for my old computer but no
longer have the 2000 disk. outlook 2000 came with the old computer.

now i cannot load up the upgrade without the old version.

any suggestions????


None whatsoever. Your upgrade licence is now void. You see, when you use a
product to qualify for an upgrade the two products become inseparable and
one cannot be sold or given away without the other. If you no longer have
the *original* qualifying product, then you do not qualify for the upgrade.
If you want Office on the new system you must purchase the full version.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

rhubarbny said:
I purchased an outlook 2003 pro upgrade for my old computer but no
longer have the 2000 disk. outlook 2000 came with the old computer.

now i cannot load up the upgrade without the old version.

any suggestions????


None whatsoever. Your upgrade licence is now void. You see, when you use a
product to qualify for an upgrade the two products become inseparable and
one cannot be sold or given away without the other. If you no longer have
the *original* qualifying product, then you do not qualify for the upgrade.
If you want Office on the new system you must purchase the full version.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

rhubarbny said:
I purchased an outlook 2003 pro upgrade for my old computer but no
longer have the 2000 disk. outlook 2000 came with the old computer.

now i cannot load up the upgrade without the old version.

any suggestions????


None whatsoever. Your upgrade licence is now void. You see, when you use a
product to qualify for an upgrade the two products become inseparable and
one cannot be sold or given away without the other. If you no longer have
the *original* qualifying product, then you do not qualify for the upgrade.
If you want Office on the new system you must purchase the full version.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

rhubarbny said:
I purchased an outlook 2003 pro upgrade for my old computer but no
longer have the 2000 disk. outlook 2000 came with the old computer.

now i cannot load up the upgrade without the old version.

any suggestions????


None whatsoever. Your upgrade licence is now void. You see, when you use a
product to qualify for an upgrade the two products become inseparable and
one cannot be sold or given away without the other. If you no longer have
the *original* qualifying product, then you do not qualify for the upgrade.
If you want Office on the new system you must purchase the full version.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

rhubarbny said:
I purchased an outlook 2003 pro upgrade for my old computer but no
longer have the 2000 disk. outlook 2000 came with the old computer.

now i cannot load up the upgrade without the old version.

any suggestions????


None whatsoever. Your upgrade licence is now void. You see, when you use a
product to qualify for an upgrade the two products become inseparable and
one cannot be sold or given away without the other. If you no longer have
the *original* qualifying product, then you do not qualify for the upgrade.
If you want Office on the new system you must purchase the full version.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

rhubarbny said:
I purchased an outlook 2003 pro upgrade for my old computer but no
longer have the 2000 disk. outlook 2000 came with the old computer.

now i cannot load up the upgrade without the old version.

any suggestions????


None whatsoever. Your upgrade licence is now void. You see, when you use a
product to qualify for an upgrade the two products become inseparable and
one cannot be sold or given away without the other. If you no longer have
the *original* qualifying product, then you do not qualify for the upgrade.
If you want Office on the new system you must purchase the full version.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

rhubarbny said:
I purchased an outlook 2003 pro upgrade for my old computer but no
longer have the 2000 disk. outlook 2000 came with the old computer.

now i cannot load up the upgrade without the old version.

any suggestions????


None whatsoever. Your upgrade licence is now void. You see, when you use a
product to qualify for an upgrade the two products become inseparable and
one cannot be sold or given away without the other. If you no longer have
the *original* qualifying product, then you do not qualify for the upgrade.
If you want Office on the new system you must purchase the full version.
 

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