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Lee

Hi Whitney,

I agree with Milly, check you end user license, because if you have an OEM
vesion of Office 2003, it lives and dies on the machine it originally was
installed on.

If you want to know if it is OEM or not, go into any Office application,
click Help, click About (Office appliaction) and if the Product ID has number
and the letters OEM in it, you may not install it on another machine. If you
do install it on another machine you will not be able to reactivate it.

Hope this helps,
Lee
 
L

Lee

Hi Whitney,

I agree with Milly, check you end user license, because if you have an OEM
vesion of Office 2003, it lives and dies on the machine it originally was
installed on.

If you want to know if it is OEM or not, go into any Office application,
click Help, click About (Office appliaction) and if the Product ID has number
and the letters OEM in it, you may not install it on another machine. If you
do install it on another machine you will not be able to reactivate it.

Hope this helps,
Lee
 
L

Lee

Hi Whitney,

I agree with Milly, check you end user license, because if you have an OEM
vesion of Office 2003, it lives and dies on the machine it originally was
installed on.

If you want to know if it is OEM or not, go into any Office application,
click Help, click About (Office appliaction) and if the Product ID has number
and the letters OEM in it, you may not install it on another machine. If you
do install it on another machine you will not be able to reactivate it.

Hope this helps,
Lee
 
L

Lee

Hi Whitney,

I agree with Milly, check you end user license, because if you have an OEM
vesion of Office 2003, it lives and dies on the machine it originally was
installed on.

If you want to know if it is OEM or not, go into any Office application,
click Help, click About (Office appliaction) and if the Product ID has number
and the letters OEM in it, you may not install it on another machine. If you
do install it on another machine you will not be able to reactivate it.

Hope this helps,
Lee
 
L

Lee

Hi Whitney,

I agree with Milly, check you end user license, because if you have an OEM
vesion of Office 2003, it lives and dies on the machine it originally was
installed on.

If you want to know if it is OEM or not, go into any Office application,
click Help, click About (Office appliaction) and if the Product ID has number
and the letters OEM in it, you may not install it on another machine. If you
do install it on another machine you will not be able to reactivate it.

Hope this helps,
Lee
 
L

Lee

Hi Whitney,

I agree with Milly, check you end user license, because if you have an OEM
vesion of Office 2003, it lives and dies on the machine it originally was
installed on.

If you want to know if it is OEM or not, go into any Office application,
click Help, click About (Office appliaction) and if the Product ID has number
and the letters OEM in it, you may not install it on another machine. If you
do install it on another machine you will not be able to reactivate it.

Hope this helps,
Lee
 
L

Lee

Hi Whitney,

I agree with Milly, check you end user license, because if you have an OEM
vesion of Office 2003, it lives and dies on the machine it originally was
installed on.

If you want to know if it is OEM or not, go into any Office application,
click Help, click About (Office appliaction) and if the Product ID has number
and the letters OEM in it, you may not install it on another machine. If you
do install it on another machine you will not be able to reactivate it.

Hope this helps,
Lee
 
L

Lee

Hi Whitney,

I agree with Milly, check you end user license, because if you have an OEM
vesion of Office 2003, it lives and dies on the machine it originally was
installed on.

If you want to know if it is OEM or not, go into any Office application,
click Help, click About (Office appliaction) and if the Product ID has number
and the letters OEM in it, you may not install it on another machine. If you
do install it on another machine you will not be able to reactivate it.

Hope this helps,
Lee
 
V

VS

Hi Whitney,

Open any Office apps in trial version and go to help and activate product.
Using it you can upgrade your trial version to licensed version by giving
your valid key.

Regards

VS
 
V

VS

Hi Whitney,

Open any Office apps in trial version and go to help and activate product.
Using it you can upgrade your trial version to licensed version by giving
your valid key.

Regards

VS
 
V

VS

Hi Whitney,

Open any Office apps in trial version and go to help and activate product.
Using it you can upgrade your trial version to licensed version by giving
your valid key.

Regards

VS
 
V

VS

Hi Whitney,

Open any Office apps in trial version and go to help and activate product.
Using it you can upgrade your trial version to licensed version by giving
your valid key.

Regards

VS
 
V

VS

Hi Whitney,

Open any Office apps in trial version and go to help and activate product.
Using it you can upgrade your trial version to licensed version by giving
your valid key.

Regards

VS
 
V

VS

Hi Whitney,

Open any Office apps in trial version and go to help and activate product.
Using it you can upgrade your trial version to licensed version by giving
your valid key.

Regards

VS
 
V

VS

Hi Whitney,

Open any Office apps in trial version and go to help and activate product.
Using it you can upgrade your trial version to licensed version by giving
your valid key.

Regards

VS
 
V

VS

Hi Whitney,

Open any Office apps in trial version and go to help and activate product.
Using it you can upgrade your trial version to licensed version by giving
your valid key.

Regards

VS
 
V

VS

Hi Whitney,

Open any Office apps in trial version and go to help and activate product.
Using it you can upgrade your trial version to licensed version by giving
your valid key.

Regards

VS
 
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Peter Foldes

You will need to uninstall the Office 2003 trial. Also if the version of Office if an Upgrade then you will need MS Works to install. If a full version then there is no need to.
 
P

Peter Foldes

You will need to uninstall the Office 2003 trial. Also if the version of Office if an Upgrade then you will need MS Works to install. If a full version then there is no need to.
 
P

Peter Foldes

You will need to uninstall the Office 2003 trial. Also if the version of Office if an Upgrade then you will need MS Works to install. If a full version then there is no need to.
 

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