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  • HayZee518
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    Ms

    I hear where you're coming from. I have Microsoft Excel 97, but it won't install by itself. Some sort of previous spreadsheet program must be installed. Sooo, I had the old Lotus 1-2-3. I installed this and Excel wrote right over the top of it. Didn't need no cd-key.
    I also got Microsoft Office, but I had the cd-key for it. So I am able to use the word processor on it.

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  • ba_50
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    Originally posted by HayZee518 View Post
    the MS word version you have, have you used it before [ I'm assuming you did]
    Was it just the trial version?
    I checked microsoft and it says in most cases, the word processor was just a trial version and needs to be upgraded to a full function version using an activation code.
    do you have the cd key?

    It came with my other computer and isn't a trial version.

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  • HayZee518
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    MS word

    the MS word version you have, have you used it before [ I'm assuming you did]
    Was it just the trial version?
    I checked microsoft and it says in most cases, the word processor was just a trial version and needs to be upgraded to a full function version using an activation code.
    do you have the cd key?

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  • ba_50
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    I'll try the telephone. Thanks.

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  • HayZee518
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    MS word

    MS Word is a word processor. Windows XP doesn't include the operating software to run the word processor and needs to access the internet to d/l the required DLL's.

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  • ba_50
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    message says to activate MS word

    I bought a used computer last night with windows XP without software. I used my MS word 2002 disc to install it. It says it needs to be activated. I don't have net service. What does it mean? Thanks.
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