Office 2000 upgrade -- can't find qualifying product

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Geoffw

I know Jo, it has been a constant theme in this thread.

I dislike aspects of MS myself, but try not to blame them
for my shortcomings, failure to read documentation, and
inability to remain polite.

I am sure that MS is happy as well, and am sure that
openoffice will provide you with all the support you need.

all the best
 
G

Geoffw

I know Jo, it has been a constant theme in this thread.

I dislike aspects of MS myself, but try not to blame them
for my shortcomings, failure to read documentation, and
inability to remain polite.

I am sure that MS is happy as well, and am sure that
openoffice will provide you with all the support you need.

all the best
 
G

Geoffw

I know Jo, it has been a constant theme in this thread.

I dislike aspects of MS myself, but try not to blame them
for my shortcomings, failure to read documentation, and
inability to remain polite.

I am sure that MS is happy as well, and am sure that
openoffice will provide you with all the support you need.

all the best
 
G

Geoffw

I know Jo, it has been a constant theme in this thread.

I dislike aspects of MS myself, but try not to blame them
for my shortcomings, failure to read documentation, and
inability to remain polite.

I am sure that MS is happy as well, and am sure that
openoffice will provide you with all the support you need.

all the best
 
G

Geoffw

I know Jo, it has been a constant theme in this thread.

I dislike aspects of MS myself, but try not to blame them
for my shortcomings, failure to read documentation, and
inability to remain polite.

I am sure that MS is happy as well, and am sure that
openoffice will provide you with all the support you need.

all the best
 
G

Geoffw

I know Jo, it has been a constant theme in this thread.

I dislike aspects of MS myself, but try not to blame them
for my shortcomings, failure to read documentation, and
inability to remain polite.

I am sure that MS is happy as well, and am sure that
openoffice will provide you with all the support you need.

all the best
 
G

Geoffw

I know Jo, it has been a constant theme in this thread.

I dislike aspects of MS myself, but try not to blame them
for my shortcomings, failure to read documentation, and
inability to remain polite.

I am sure that MS is happy as well, and am sure that
openoffice will provide you with all the support you need.

all the best
 
J

Joanne

Geoff,

I read all the documentation, including the Knowledge Base article I copied
into this thread. It clearly states that there is a fix and that technical
support has that fix. Nowhere does it say I'd have to pay for the fix. I
own a legally purchased copy of all the software involved, but because of a
hard drive failure I had to reinstall the software. Microsoft has failed to
support its own software, and has failed to live up to the promises of their
own Knowledge Base.

I came here for information, and find myself surrounded by dense
(intentionally or unintentionally) Microsoft cheerleaders who would rather
berate a user than offer help. Their only reply to any question seems to be
to pay Microsoft and shut up. Well, I'm choosing to shut up now.

It was childish of me to respond in kind to Millie's nasty response to my
original post. I apologize for falling to her level. This conversation has
gone from useless to incredibly annoying, so I think I'll bow out now.
 
J

Joanne

Geoff,

I read all the documentation, including the Knowledge Base article I copied
into this thread. It clearly states that there is a fix and that technical
support has that fix. Nowhere does it say I'd have to pay for the fix. I
own a legally purchased copy of all the software involved, but because of a
hard drive failure I had to reinstall the software. Microsoft has failed to
support its own software, and has failed to live up to the promises of their
own Knowledge Base.

I came here for information, and find myself surrounded by dense
(intentionally or unintentionally) Microsoft cheerleaders who would rather
berate a user than offer help. Their only reply to any question seems to be
to pay Microsoft and shut up. Well, I'm choosing to shut up now.

It was childish of me to respond in kind to Millie's nasty response to my
original post. I apologize for falling to her level. This conversation has
gone from useless to incredibly annoying, so I think I'll bow out now.
 
J

Joanne

Geoff,

I read all the documentation, including the Knowledge Base article I copied
into this thread. It clearly states that there is a fix and that technical
support has that fix. Nowhere does it say I'd have to pay for the fix. I
own a legally purchased copy of all the software involved, but because of a
hard drive failure I had to reinstall the software. Microsoft has failed to
support its own software, and has failed to live up to the promises of their
own Knowledge Base.

I came here for information, and find myself surrounded by dense
(intentionally or unintentionally) Microsoft cheerleaders who would rather
berate a user than offer help. Their only reply to any question seems to be
to pay Microsoft and shut up. Well, I'm choosing to shut up now.

It was childish of me to respond in kind to Millie's nasty response to my
original post. I apologize for falling to her level. This conversation has
gone from useless to incredibly annoying, so I think I'll bow out now.
 
J

Joanne

Geoff,

I read all the documentation, including the Knowledge Base article I copied
into this thread. It clearly states that there is a fix and that technical
support has that fix. Nowhere does it say I'd have to pay for the fix. I
own a legally purchased copy of all the software involved, but because of a
hard drive failure I had to reinstall the software. Microsoft has failed to
support its own software, and has failed to live up to the promises of their
own Knowledge Base.

I came here for information, and find myself surrounded by dense
(intentionally or unintentionally) Microsoft cheerleaders who would rather
berate a user than offer help. Their only reply to any question seems to be
to pay Microsoft and shut up. Well, I'm choosing to shut up now.

It was childish of me to respond in kind to Millie's nasty response to my
original post. I apologize for falling to her level. This conversation has
gone from useless to incredibly annoying, so I think I'll bow out now.
 
J

Joanne

Geoff,

I read all the documentation, including the Knowledge Base article I copied
into this thread. It clearly states that there is a fix and that technical
support has that fix. Nowhere does it say I'd have to pay for the fix. I
own a legally purchased copy of all the software involved, but because of a
hard drive failure I had to reinstall the software. Microsoft has failed to
support its own software, and has failed to live up to the promises of their
own Knowledge Base.

I came here for information, and find myself surrounded by dense
(intentionally or unintentionally) Microsoft cheerleaders who would rather
berate a user than offer help. Their only reply to any question seems to be
to pay Microsoft and shut up. Well, I'm choosing to shut up now.

It was childish of me to respond in kind to Millie's nasty response to my
original post. I apologize for falling to her level. This conversation has
gone from useless to incredibly annoying, so I think I'll bow out now.
 
J

Joanne

Geoff,

I read all the documentation, including the Knowledge Base article I copied
into this thread. It clearly states that there is a fix and that technical
support has that fix. Nowhere does it say I'd have to pay for the fix. I
own a legally purchased copy of all the software involved, but because of a
hard drive failure I had to reinstall the software. Microsoft has failed to
support its own software, and has failed to live up to the promises of their
own Knowledge Base.

I came here for information, and find myself surrounded by dense
(intentionally or unintentionally) Microsoft cheerleaders who would rather
berate a user than offer help. Their only reply to any question seems to be
to pay Microsoft and shut up. Well, I'm choosing to shut up now.

It was childish of me to respond in kind to Millie's nasty response to my
original post. I apologize for falling to her level. This conversation has
gone from useless to incredibly annoying, so I think I'll bow out now.
 
J

Joanne

Geoff,

I read all the documentation, including the Knowledge Base article I copied
into this thread. It clearly states that there is a fix and that technical
support has that fix. Nowhere does it say I'd have to pay for the fix. I
own a legally purchased copy of all the software involved, but because of a
hard drive failure I had to reinstall the software. Microsoft has failed to
support its own software, and has failed to live up to the promises of their
own Knowledge Base.

I came here for information, and find myself surrounded by dense
(intentionally or unintentionally) Microsoft cheerleaders who would rather
berate a user than offer help. Their only reply to any question seems to be
to pay Microsoft and shut up. Well, I'm choosing to shut up now.

It was childish of me to respond in kind to Millie's nasty response to my
original post. I apologize for falling to her level. This conversation has
gone from useless to incredibly annoying, so I think I'll bow out now.
 
J

Joanne

Geoff,

I read all the documentation, including the Knowledge Base article I copied
into this thread. It clearly states that there is a fix and that technical
support has that fix. Nowhere does it say I'd have to pay for the fix. I
own a legally purchased copy of all the software involved, but because of a
hard drive failure I had to reinstall the software. Microsoft has failed to
support its own software, and has failed to live up to the promises of their
own Knowledge Base.

I came here for information, and find myself surrounded by dense
(intentionally or unintentionally) Microsoft cheerleaders who would rather
berate a user than offer help. Their only reply to any question seems to be
to pay Microsoft and shut up. Well, I'm choosing to shut up now.

It was childish of me to respond in kind to Millie's nasty response to my
original post. I apologize for falling to her level. This conversation has
gone from useless to incredibly annoying, so I think I'll bow out now.
 
J

Joanne

Geoff,

I read all the documentation, including the Knowledge Base article I copied
into this thread. It clearly states that there is a fix and that technical
support has that fix. Nowhere does it say I'd have to pay for the fix. I
own a legally purchased copy of all the software involved, but because of a
hard drive failure I had to reinstall the software. Microsoft has failed to
support its own software, and has failed to live up to the promises of their
own Knowledge Base.

I came here for information, and find myself surrounded by dense
(intentionally or unintentionally) Microsoft cheerleaders who would rather
berate a user than offer help. Their only reply to any question seems to be
to pay Microsoft and shut up. Well, I'm choosing to shut up now.

It was childish of me to respond in kind to Millie's nasty response to my
original post. I apologize for falling to her level. This conversation has
gone from useless to incredibly annoying, so I think I'll bow out now.
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Since you searched the Microsoft Knowledge Base, I am sure you found this
article as well:

http://support.microsoft.com/lifecycle/search/?sort=PN&alpha=Office+2000&x=8&y=17


--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Joanne asked:

| Geoff,
|
| I read all the documentation, including the Knowledge Base article I
| copied into this thread. It clearly states that there is a fix and
| that technical support has that fix. Nowhere does it say I'd have to
| pay for the fix. I own a legally purchased copy of all the software
| involved, but because of a hard drive failure I had to reinstall the
| software. Microsoft has failed to support its own software, and has
| failed to live up to the promises of their own Knowledge Base.
|
| I came here for information, and find myself surrounded by dense
| (intentionally or unintentionally) Microsoft cheerleaders who would
| rather berate a user than offer help. Their only reply to any
| question seems to be to pay Microsoft and shut up. Well, I'm
| choosing to shut up now.
|
| It was childish of me to respond in kind to Millie's nasty response
| to my original post. I apologize for falling to her level. This
| conversation has gone from useless to incredibly annoying, so I think
| I'll bow out now.
|
| "Geoffw" wrote:
|
|| I know Jo, it has been a constant theme in this thread.
||
|| I dislike aspects of MS myself, but try not to blame them
|| for my shortcomings, failure to read documentation, and
|| inability to remain polite.
||
|| I am sure that MS is happy as well, and am sure that
|| openoffice will provide you with all the support you need.
||
|| all the best
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Since you searched the Microsoft Knowledge Base, I am sure you found this
article as well:

http://support.microsoft.com/lifecycle/search/?sort=PN&alpha=Office+2000&x=8&y=17


--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Joanne asked:

| Geoff,
|
| I read all the documentation, including the Knowledge Base article I
| copied into this thread. It clearly states that there is a fix and
| that technical support has that fix. Nowhere does it say I'd have to
| pay for the fix. I own a legally purchased copy of all the software
| involved, but because of a hard drive failure I had to reinstall the
| software. Microsoft has failed to support its own software, and has
| failed to live up to the promises of their own Knowledge Base.
|
| I came here for information, and find myself surrounded by dense
| (intentionally or unintentionally) Microsoft cheerleaders who would
| rather berate a user than offer help. Their only reply to any
| question seems to be to pay Microsoft and shut up. Well, I'm
| choosing to shut up now.
|
| It was childish of me to respond in kind to Millie's nasty response
| to my original post. I apologize for falling to her level. This
| conversation has gone from useless to incredibly annoying, so I think
| I'll bow out now.
|
| "Geoffw" wrote:
|
|| I know Jo, it has been a constant theme in this thread.
||
|| I dislike aspects of MS myself, but try not to blame them
|| for my shortcomings, failure to read documentation, and
|| inability to remain polite.
||
|| I am sure that MS is happy as well, and am sure that
|| openoffice will provide you with all the support you need.
||
|| all the best
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Since you searched the Microsoft Knowledge Base, I am sure you found this
article as well:

http://support.microsoft.com/lifecycle/search/?sort=PN&alpha=Office+2000&x=8&y=17


--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Joanne asked:

| Geoff,
|
| I read all the documentation, including the Knowledge Base article I
| copied into this thread. It clearly states that there is a fix and
| that technical support has that fix. Nowhere does it say I'd have to
| pay for the fix. I own a legally purchased copy of all the software
| involved, but because of a hard drive failure I had to reinstall the
| software. Microsoft has failed to support its own software, and has
| failed to live up to the promises of their own Knowledge Base.
|
| I came here for information, and find myself surrounded by dense
| (intentionally or unintentionally) Microsoft cheerleaders who would
| rather berate a user than offer help. Their only reply to any
| question seems to be to pay Microsoft and shut up. Well, I'm
| choosing to shut up now.
|
| It was childish of me to respond in kind to Millie's nasty response
| to my original post. I apologize for falling to her level. This
| conversation has gone from useless to incredibly annoying, so I think
| I'll bow out now.
|
| "Geoffw" wrote:
|
|| I know Jo, it has been a constant theme in this thread.
||
|| I dislike aspects of MS myself, but try not to blame them
|| for my shortcomings, failure to read documentation, and
|| inability to remain polite.
||
|| I am sure that MS is happy as well, and am sure that
|| openoffice will provide you with all the support you need.
||
|| all the best
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Since you searched the Microsoft Knowledge Base, I am sure you found this
article as well:

http://support.microsoft.com/lifecycle/search/?sort=PN&alpha=Office+2000&x=8&y=17


--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Joanne asked:

| Geoff,
|
| I read all the documentation, including the Knowledge Base article I
| copied into this thread. It clearly states that there is a fix and
| that technical support has that fix. Nowhere does it say I'd have to
| pay for the fix. I own a legally purchased copy of all the software
| involved, but because of a hard drive failure I had to reinstall the
| software. Microsoft has failed to support its own software, and has
| failed to live up to the promises of their own Knowledge Base.
|
| I came here for information, and find myself surrounded by dense
| (intentionally or unintentionally) Microsoft cheerleaders who would
| rather berate a user than offer help. Their only reply to any
| question seems to be to pay Microsoft and shut up. Well, I'm
| choosing to shut up now.
|
| It was childish of me to respond in kind to Millie's nasty response
| to my original post. I apologize for falling to her level. This
| conversation has gone from useless to incredibly annoying, so I think
| I'll bow out now.
|
| "Geoffw" wrote:
|
|| I know Jo, it has been a constant theme in this thread.
||
|| I dislike aspects of MS myself, but try not to blame them
|| for my shortcomings, failure to read documentation, and
|| inability to remain polite.
||
|| I am sure that MS is happy as well, and am sure that
|| openoffice will provide you with all the support you need.
||
|| all the best
 

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