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Miss Perspicacia Tick
David said:
David,
I apologise profusely for my remarks. I do not have an Academic EULA (what I
posted I learned from Bob Buckland) I have Office 2003 retail. If I am
wrong, then so is Bob.
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David,
I apologise profusely for my remarks. I do not have an Academic EULA (what I
posted I learned from Bob Buckland) I have Office 2003 retail. If I am
wrong, then so is Bob.
M
Miss Perspicacia Tick
David said:Actually, I did.
I should have.
OK, I learned something.
Oh, they are, you've no idea....
Post the EULA please?
I'm an Office newbie, I've installed it in various versions over the
years and never had any occasion to use it beyond writing an
occasional letter. I've currently installed Office 2003 Pro and
haven't yet had reason to open any of the bits and pieces and likely
won't for many months but it's free so why not? I hang out here to
learn things that might be useful if I ever do use it, looks like I'm
learning already...
David,
I apologise profusely for my remarks. I do not have an Academic EULA (what I
posted I learned from Bob Buckland) I have Office 2003 retail. If I am
wrong, then so is Bob.
M
Miss Perspicacia Tick
David said:Actually, I did.
I should have.
OK, I learned something.
Oh, they are, you've no idea....
Post the EULA please?
I'm an Office newbie, I've installed it in various versions over the
years and never had any occasion to use it beyond writing an
occasional letter. I've currently installed Office 2003 Pro and
haven't yet had reason to open any of the bits and pieces and likely
won't for many months but it's free so why not? I hang out here to
learn things that might be useful if I ever do use it, looks like I'm
learning already...
David,
I apologise profusely for my remarks. I do not have an Academic EULA (what I
posted I learned from Bob Buckland) I have Office 2003 retail. If I am
wrong, then so is Bob.
M
Miss Perspicacia Tick
David said:Actually, I did.
I should have.
OK, I learned something.
Oh, they are, you've no idea....
Post the EULA please?
I'm an Office newbie, I've installed it in various versions over the
years and never had any occasion to use it beyond writing an
occasional letter. I've currently installed Office 2003 Pro and
haven't yet had reason to open any of the bits and pieces and likely
won't for many months but it's free so why not? I hang out here to
learn things that might be useful if I ever do use it, looks like I'm
learning already...
David,
I apologise profusely for my remarks. I do not have an Academic EULA (what I
posted I learned from Bob Buckland) I have Office 2003 retail. If I am
wrong, then so is Bob.
M
Miss Perspicacia Tick
David said:Actually, I did.
I should have.
OK, I learned something.
Oh, they are, you've no idea....
Post the EULA please?
I'm an Office newbie, I've installed it in various versions over the
years and never had any occasion to use it beyond writing an
occasional letter. I've currently installed Office 2003 Pro and
haven't yet had reason to open any of the bits and pieces and likely
won't for many months but it's free so why not? I hang out here to
learn things that might be useful if I ever do use it, looks like I'm
learning already...
David,
I apologise profusely for my remarks. I do not have an Academic EULA (what I
posted I learned from Bob Buckland) I have Office 2003 retail. If I am
wrong, then so is Bob.
M
Miss Perspicacia Tick
David said:Actually, I did.
I should have.
OK, I learned something.
Oh, they are, you've no idea....
Post the EULA please?
I'm an Office newbie, I've installed it in various versions over the
years and never had any occasion to use it beyond writing an
occasional letter. I've currently installed Office 2003 Pro and
haven't yet had reason to open any of the bits and pieces and likely
won't for many months but it's free so why not? I hang out here to
learn things that might be useful if I ever do use it, looks like I'm
learning already...
David,
I apologise profusely for my remarks. I do not have an Academic EULA (what I
posted I learned from Bob Buckland) I have Office 2003 retail. If I am
wrong, then so is Bob.
D
David R. Norton MVP
Miss Perspicacia Tick said:David,
I apologise profusely for my remarks. I do not have an Academic
EULA (what I posted I learned from Bob Buckland) I have Office
2003 retail. If I am wrong, then so is Bob.
There's absolutely NO need to apologise for your remarks, I learned
something I didn't know before, and I always enjoy your posts, even
when you aim them at me....
It's very unlikely Bob would be wrong about Office matters, his
information has helped me before and with a problem that was answered
by other MVPs who were unable to help....
As for the EULA, I found this site:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/eula/en.mspx
As you can see, they don't list the Academic version so it's very
likely that it would be identical to the Retail version.
D
David R. Norton MVP
Miss Perspicacia Tick said:David,
I apologise profusely for my remarks. I do not have an Academic
EULA (what I posted I learned from Bob Buckland) I have Office
2003 retail. If I am wrong, then so is Bob.
There's absolutely NO need to apologise for your remarks, I learned
something I didn't know before, and I always enjoy your posts, even
when you aim them at me....
It's very unlikely Bob would be wrong about Office matters, his
information has helped me before and with a problem that was answered
by other MVPs who were unable to help....
As for the EULA, I found this site:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/eula/en.mspx
As you can see, they don't list the Academic version so it's very
likely that it would be identical to the Retail version.
D
David R. Norton MVP
Miss Perspicacia Tick said:David,
I apologise profusely for my remarks. I do not have an Academic
EULA (what I posted I learned from Bob Buckland) I have Office
2003 retail. If I am wrong, then so is Bob.
There's absolutely NO need to apologise for your remarks, I learned
something I didn't know before, and I always enjoy your posts, even
when you aim them at me....
It's very unlikely Bob would be wrong about Office matters, his
information has helped me before and with a problem that was answered
by other MVPs who were unable to help....
As for the EULA, I found this site:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/eula/en.mspx
As you can see, they don't list the Academic version so it's very
likely that it would be identical to the Retail version.
D
David R. Norton MVP
Miss Perspicacia Tick said:David,
I apologise profusely for my remarks. I do not have an Academic
EULA (what I posted I learned from Bob Buckland) I have Office
2003 retail. If I am wrong, then so is Bob.
There's absolutely NO need to apologise for your remarks, I learned
something I didn't know before, and I always enjoy your posts, even
when you aim them at me....
It's very unlikely Bob would be wrong about Office matters, his
information has helped me before and with a problem that was answered
by other MVPs who were unable to help....
As for the EULA, I found this site:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/eula/en.mspx
As you can see, they don't list the Academic version so it's very
likely that it would be identical to the Retail version.
D
David R. Norton MVP
Miss Perspicacia Tick said:David,
I apologise profusely for my remarks. I do not have an Academic
EULA (what I posted I learned from Bob Buckland) I have Office
2003 retail. If I am wrong, then so is Bob.
There's absolutely NO need to apologise for your remarks, I learned
something I didn't know before, and I always enjoy your posts, even
when you aim them at me....
It's very unlikely Bob would be wrong about Office matters, his
information has helped me before and with a problem that was answered
by other MVPs who were unable to help....
As for the EULA, I found this site:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/eula/en.mspx
As you can see, they don't list the Academic version so it's very
likely that it would be identical to the Retail version.
D
David R. Norton MVP
Miss Perspicacia Tick said:David,
I apologise profusely for my remarks. I do not have an Academic
EULA (what I posted I learned from Bob Buckland) I have Office
2003 retail. If I am wrong, then so is Bob.
There's absolutely NO need to apologise for your remarks, I learned
something I didn't know before, and I always enjoy your posts, even
when you aim them at me....
It's very unlikely Bob would be wrong about Office matters, his
information has helped me before and with a problem that was answered
by other MVPs who were unable to help....
As for the EULA, I found this site:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/eula/en.mspx
As you can see, they don't list the Academic version so it's very
likely that it would be identical to the Retail version.
D
David R. Norton MVP
Miss Perspicacia Tick said:David,
I apologise profusely for my remarks. I do not have an Academic
EULA (what I posted I learned from Bob Buckland) I have Office
2003 retail. If I am wrong, then so is Bob.
There's absolutely NO need to apologise for your remarks, I learned
something I didn't know before, and I always enjoy your posts, even
when you aim them at me....
It's very unlikely Bob would be wrong about Office matters, his
information has helped me before and with a problem that was answered
by other MVPs who were unable to help....
As for the EULA, I found this site:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/eula/en.mspx
As you can see, they don't list the Academic version so it's very
likely that it would be identical to the Retail version.
D
David R. Norton MVP
Miss Perspicacia Tick said:David,
I apologise profusely for my remarks. I do not have an Academic
EULA (what I posted I learned from Bob Buckland) I have Office
2003 retail. If I am wrong, then so is Bob.
There's absolutely NO need to apologise for your remarks, I learned
something I didn't know before, and I always enjoy your posts, even
when you aim them at me....
It's very unlikely Bob would be wrong about Office matters, his
information has helped me before and with a problem that was answered
by other MVPs who were unable to help....
As for the EULA, I found this site:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/eula/en.mspx
As you can see, they don't list the Academic version so it's very
likely that it would be identical to the Retail version.
D
David R. Norton MVP
Miss Perspicacia Tick said:David,
I apologise profusely for my remarks. I do not have an Academic
EULA (what I posted I learned from Bob Buckland) I have Office
2003 retail. If I am wrong, then so is Bob.
There's absolutely NO need to apologise for your remarks, I learned
something I didn't know before, and I always enjoy your posts, even
when you aim them at me....
It's very unlikely Bob would be wrong about Office matters, his
information has helped me before and with a problem that was answered
by other MVPs who were unable to help....
As for the EULA, I found this site:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/eula/en.mspx
As you can see, they don't list the Academic version so it's very
likely that it would be identical to the Retail version.
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