Problem installing Office XP PRO

[stoner]

I installed the software on a new PC and when I want to access say
word.excel, etc.. a window pops up asking for the 25-character product key,
and the top of that window says MS Office 2003 Setup, and right below that it
says MS Office Standard Edition 2003. And I can find the Office XP Pro. Any
thoughts or ideas?

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Sounds like your computer came with a trial version of Office
2003 preinstalled by the computer manufacturer. You should have
removed the Office 2003 trial before you installed your copy of
Office XP. At this point, I suggest that you click on Start |
Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs, uninstall Office XP,
uninstall the Office 2003 trial, restart the computer, and then
reinstall Office XP.

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Sounds like your computer came with a trial version of Office
2003 preinstalled by the computer manufacturer. You should have
removed the Office 2003 trial before you installed your copy of
Office XP. At this point, I suggest that you click on Start |
Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs, uninstall Office XP,
uninstall the Office 2003 trial, restart the computer, and then
reinstall Office XP.

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Sounds like your computer came with a trial version of Office
2003 preinstalled by the computer manufacturer. You should have
removed the Office 2003 trial before you installed your copy of
Office XP. At this point, I suggest that you click on Start |
Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs, uninstall Office XP,
uninstall the Office 2003 trial, restart the computer, and then
reinstall Office XP.

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Sounds like your computer came with a trial version of Office
2003 preinstalled by the computer manufacturer. You should have
removed the Office 2003 trial before you installed your copy of
Office XP. At this point, I suggest that you click on Start |
Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs, uninstall Office XP,
uninstall the Office 2003 trial, restart the computer, and then
reinstall Office XP.

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Sounds like your computer came with a trial version of Office
2003 preinstalled by the computer manufacturer. You should have
removed the Office 2003 trial before you installed your copy of
Office XP. At this point, I suggest that you click on Start |
Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs, uninstall Office XP,
uninstall the Office 2003 trial, restart the computer, and then
reinstall Office XP.

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Sounds like your computer came with a trial version of Office
2003 preinstalled by the computer manufacturer. You should have
removed the Office 2003 trial before you installed your copy of
Office XP. At this point, I suggest that you click on Start |
Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs, uninstall Office XP,
uninstall the Office 2003 trial, restart the computer, and then
reinstall Office XP.

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Sounds like your computer came with a trial version of Office
2003 preinstalled by the computer manufacturer. You should have
removed the Office 2003 trial before you installed your copy of
Office XP. At this point, I suggest that you click on Start |
Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs, uninstall Office XP,
uninstall the Office 2003 trial, restart the computer, and then
reinstall Office XP.

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Sounds like your computer came with a trial version of Office
2003 preinstalled by the computer manufacturer. You should have
removed the Office 2003 trial before you installed your copy of
Office XP. At this point, I suggest that you click on Start |
Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs, uninstall Office XP,
uninstall the Office 2003 trial, restart the computer, and then
reinstall Office XP.

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

Sounds like your computer came with a trial version of Office
2003 preinstalled by the computer manufacturer. You should have
removed the Office 2003 trial before you installed your copy of
Office XP. At this point, I suggest that you click on Start |
Control Panel | Add or Remove Programs, uninstall Office XP,
uninstall the Office 2003 trial, restart the computer, and then
reinstall Office XP.

 

[stoner]

Cool thanks for a quick reply, now what would happen to all the doc.xls.
email etc. that I currently have in my PC? (bye-bye data?)

 

[stoner]

Cool thanks for a quick reply, now what would happen to all the doc.xls.
email etc. that I currently have in my PC? (bye-bye data?)

 

[stoner]

Cool thanks for a quick reply, now what would happen to all the doc.xls.
email etc. that I currently have in my PC? (bye-bye data?)

 

[stoner]

Cool thanks for a quick reply, now what would happen to all the doc.xls.
email etc. that I currently have in my PC? (bye-bye data?)

 

[stoner]

Cool thanks for a quick reply, now what would happen to all the doc.xls.
email etc. that I currently have in my PC? (bye-bye data?)

 

[stoner]

Cool thanks for a quick reply, now what would happen to all the doc.xls.
email etc. that I currently have in my PC? (bye-bye data?)

 

[stoner]

Cool thanks for a quick reply, now what would happen to all the doc.xls.
email etc. that I currently have in my PC? (bye-bye data?)

 

[stoner]

Cool thanks for a quick reply, now what would happen to all the doc.xls.
email etc. that I currently have in my PC? (bye-bye data?)

 

[stoner]

Cool thanks for a quick reply, now what would happen to all the doc.xls.
email etc. that I currently have in my PC? (bye-bye data?)

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

..doc and .xls files should remain intact as long as you didn't
put them in the same folders where the Office program files are
located (such as "C:\Documents and
Settings\<username>\Application Data" or "C:\Program Files"). As
a precaution, you should back up your outlook.pst file (which is
where your emails are stored) in case Something Bad happens.