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Losy my 25 digit code .... - Microsoft Office forums

Losy my 25 digit code .... - Microsoft Office forums

Losy my 25 digit code ....

Posted: 29 Jan 2006 02:39 PM PST

That 25 characdter code to activate office is not a PID--it's a product key.
MSFT has confused people for years with the two numbers. Either and you did
not say that Office is on the box or not. On the box you can retrieve
easily. Off the box call 'em.

Best,

Chad Harris
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"Desperado" <microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:com... 

have email messages remain on comcast.net after open outlook

Posted: 27 Jan 2006 01:19 PM PST

I'll try that. I thought I already tried that and it seemed to then leave
duplicate messages on my Outlook but I'll try again. Thanks.

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
 

Office is dead after system migration to new disk

Posted: 27 Jan 2006 09:30 AM PST

Re-install didn't work.

To summarize the victory, Installer cleanup followed by heavy-handed
deletion of the Office directory tree worked. Then a simple re-install from
scratch was possible. Had to do the same thing with Streets and Trips.

I'm happy again. Thanks for the clues.

Joe

"Susan Ramlet" wrote:
 

Not so much a 2003 upgrade Installation problem but...

Posted: 27 Jan 2006 07:32 AM PST

Thanks for the reply Keith
All user are local administrators of there own PC's so unfortunatly not. BUT
i just logged on to a troublesome PC as one of my test account and it seems
to work fine!!

Profile issue, another security issue?

"Keith Schlottman" wrote:
 

Setup a Home Office

Posted: 26 Jan 2006 11:15 AM PST

Thanks Susan and John!
I'll check those out because the main issue is "wireless networking".

On another note, I'm having issues with my Outlook 2003 PST files after a
complete reinstall on my laptop. Is there an article you know of offhand that
deals with setting up a new Outlook 2003 install with existing PSTs? I really
think part of the trouble is, and has been, upgrading to the 2003 version. My
older PSTs were the older format.
Thanks Again,
Nascarman...vvvvrrrrrooooomm

How do I run Office setup?

Posted: 25 Jan 2006 09:44 AM PST

What did the IT support department from your company say?

--
Mickman [MCSA 2003]

These forums are for IT Professionals.
For personal support go to:
http://support.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.aspx


"Mark145146" wrote:
 

Fax - Office 2003

Posted: 25 Jan 2006 08:46 AM PST

I was trying to use the Office 2003 CD. In the meantime, I had downloaded and
installed the 2 drivers - big mistake. When I started using the Win xp pro CD
to set up faxing, it could not copy the needed files. I then deleted the
drivers I had downloaded and the fax setup when very smoothly. In the process
of all of this, I talked with a friend of mine who was also having problems
setting up faxing. His problem was the same but the cause was different. He
determined that he was trying to use two different sp packs. I appreciate
your response. Thanks and mayve this will help others I have run across on
the internet who are also having problems setting up faxing.

"ANONYMOUS" wrote:
 

Application error

Posted: 24 Jan 2006 08:11 AM PST


Your system must have Windows XP SP2 so you can't install SP1a.

To correct your Office problems, I suggest do Detect & Repair of Office
from:

Help, Detect & Repair.

If you have MSOCache folder on your system then it would correct and
reinstall all missing files. If you don't have the MSOCache folder it
would prompt you to insert your original Office CD in the drive.

hth


new to office wrote: 

Calendar Question

Posted: 23 Jan 2006 06:25 PM PST

Thanks for your help. No more head scratching - at least on this subject. :-)

Good evening.

-John



--
John Elder
Seattle Washington
com


"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
 

MSI Message

Posted: 23 Jan 2006 12:30 PM PST

Thanks, Mickman.

I removed Norton SystemWorks and completely reinstalled to fix the problem,
although I have another problem which may or may not be related. Now,
whenver I reboot my PC, I get a pop-up message that says "Norton Protection:
Attention.......Access Denied, drive C." I hit OK, and then the computer
finishes booting and seems to be ok. Actually, I think it continues
rebooting properly, even if I leave the Access Denied screen up without
hitting OK.

Any idea what this might be?

Thanks again,

Richard

"Mickman" wrote: