J
JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP]
No, the part where anonymous said not to be rude to the person who answers
the phone.
the phone.
A
ANONYMOUS
Garfield,
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
A
ANONYMOUS
Garfield,
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
A
ANONYMOUS
Garfield,
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
A
ANONYMOUS
Garfield,
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
A
ANONYMOUS
Garfield,
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
A
ANONYMOUS
Garfield,
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
A
ANONYMOUS
Garfield,
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
A
ANONYMOUS
Garfield,
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
G
garfield-n-odie
The OP clearly states, "I previously had this set up on my
laptop and my desktop so this will be the third computer I'm
attempting to install this program on (Although I won't need it
on my "old" desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)." If
you don't count the old desktop, then the OP will have the
software installed on one laptop and one new desktop, which is
twice as many computers as the EULA allows. Your suggestion was
to, "Explain to them that you have discarded the old
desktop and that you will only use this new one", which to me is
encouraging the OP to lie to Microsoft about not having the
software also installed on a laptop.
laptop and my desktop so this will be the third computer I'm
attempting to install this program on (Although I won't need it
on my "old" desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)." If
you don't count the old desktop, then the OP will have the
software installed on one laptop and one new desktop, which is
twice as many computers as the EULA allows. Your suggestion was
to, "Explain to them that you have discarded the old
desktop and that you will only use this new one", which to me is
encouraging the OP to lie to Microsoft about not having the
software also installed on a laptop.
Garfield,
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
garfield-n-odie said:Do you mean the part where "anonymous" encourages the OP to lie
to Microsoft about how many computers he/she installed Office XP on?
JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP] wrote:
Sounds like someone who's done some time in Customer Service speaking.
G
garfield-n-odie
The OP clearly states, "I previously had this set up on my
laptop and my desktop so this will be the third computer I'm
attempting to install this program on (Although I won't need it
on my "old" desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)." If
you don't count the old desktop, then the OP will have the
software installed on one laptop and one new desktop, which is
twice as many computers as the EULA allows. Your suggestion was
to, "Explain to them that you have discarded the old
desktop and that you will only use this new one", which to me is
encouraging the OP to lie to Microsoft about not having the
software also installed on a laptop.
laptop and my desktop so this will be the third computer I'm
attempting to install this program on (Although I won't need it
on my "old" desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)." If
you don't count the old desktop, then the OP will have the
software installed on one laptop and one new desktop, which is
twice as many computers as the EULA allows. Your suggestion was
to, "Explain to them that you have discarded the old
desktop and that you will only use this new one", which to me is
encouraging the OP to lie to Microsoft about not having the
software also installed on a laptop.
Garfield,
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
garfield-n-odie said:Do you mean the part where "anonymous" encourages the OP to lie
to Microsoft about how many computers he/she installed Office XP on?
JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP] wrote:
Sounds like someone who's done some time in Customer Service speaking.
G
garfield-n-odie
The OP clearly states, "I previously had this set up on my
laptop and my desktop so this will be the third computer I'm
attempting to install this program on (Although I won't need it
on my "old" desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)." If
you don't count the old desktop, then the OP will have the
software installed on one laptop and one new desktop, which is
twice as many computers as the EULA allows. Your suggestion was
to, "Explain to them that you have discarded the old
desktop and that you will only use this new one", which to me is
encouraging the OP to lie to Microsoft about not having the
software also installed on a laptop.
laptop and my desktop so this will be the third computer I'm
attempting to install this program on (Although I won't need it
on my "old" desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)." If
you don't count the old desktop, then the OP will have the
software installed on one laptop and one new desktop, which is
twice as many computers as the EULA allows. Your suggestion was
to, "Explain to them that you have discarded the old
desktop and that you will only use this new one", which to me is
encouraging the OP to lie to Microsoft about not having the
software also installed on a laptop.
Garfield,
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
garfield-n-odie said:Do you mean the part where "anonymous" encourages the OP to lie
to Microsoft about how many computers he/she installed Office XP on?
JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP] wrote:
Sounds like someone who's done some time in Customer Service speaking.
G
garfield-n-odie
The OP clearly states, "I previously had this set up on my
laptop and my desktop so this will be the third computer I'm
attempting to install this program on (Although I won't need it
on my "old" desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)." If
you don't count the old desktop, then the OP will have the
software installed on one laptop and one new desktop, which is
twice as many computers as the EULA allows. Your suggestion was
to, "Explain to them that you have discarded the old
desktop and that you will only use this new one", which to me is
encouraging the OP to lie to Microsoft about not having the
software also installed on a laptop.
laptop and my desktop so this will be the third computer I'm
attempting to install this program on (Although I won't need it
on my "old" desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)." If
you don't count the old desktop, then the OP will have the
software installed on one laptop and one new desktop, which is
twice as many computers as the EULA allows. Your suggestion was
to, "Explain to them that you have discarded the old
desktop and that you will only use this new one", which to me is
encouraging the OP to lie to Microsoft about not having the
software also installed on a laptop.
Garfield,
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
garfield-n-odie said:Do you mean the part where "anonymous" encourages the OP to lie
to Microsoft about how many computers he/she installed Office XP on?
JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP] wrote:
Sounds like someone who's done some time in Customer Service speaking.
G
garfield-n-odie
The OP clearly states, "I previously had this set up on my
laptop and my desktop so this will be the third computer I'm
attempting to install this program on (Although I won't need it
on my "old" desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)." If
you don't count the old desktop, then the OP will have the
software installed on one laptop and one new desktop, which is
twice as many computers as the EULA allows. Your suggestion was
to, "Explain to them that you have discarded the old
desktop and that you will only use this new one", which to me is
encouraging the OP to lie to Microsoft about not having the
software also installed on a laptop.
laptop and my desktop so this will be the third computer I'm
attempting to install this program on (Although I won't need it
on my "old" desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)." If
you don't count the old desktop, then the OP will have the
software installed on one laptop and one new desktop, which is
twice as many computers as the EULA allows. Your suggestion was
to, "Explain to them that you have discarded the old
desktop and that you will only use this new one", which to me is
encouraging the OP to lie to Microsoft about not having the
software also installed on a laptop.
Garfield,
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
garfield-n-odie said:Do you mean the part where "anonymous" encourages the OP to lie
to Microsoft about how many computers he/she installed Office XP on?
JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP] wrote:
Sounds like someone who's done some time in Customer Service speaking.
G
garfield-n-odie
The OP clearly states, "I previously had this set up on my
laptop and my desktop so this will be the third computer I'm
attempting to install this program on (Although I won't need it
on my "old" desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)." If
you don't count the old desktop, then the OP will have the
software installed on one laptop and one new desktop, which is
twice as many computers as the EULA allows. Your suggestion was
to, "Explain to them that you have discarded the old
desktop and that you will only use this new one", which to me is
encouraging the OP to lie to Microsoft about not having the
software also installed on a laptop.
laptop and my desktop so this will be the third computer I'm
attempting to install this program on (Although I won't need it
on my "old" desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)." If
you don't count the old desktop, then the OP will have the
software installed on one laptop and one new desktop, which is
twice as many computers as the EULA allows. Your suggestion was
to, "Explain to them that you have discarded the old
desktop and that you will only use this new one", which to me is
encouraging the OP to lie to Microsoft about not having the
software also installed on a laptop.
Garfield,
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
garfield-n-odie said:Do you mean the part where "anonymous" encourages the OP to lie
to Microsoft about how many computers he/she installed Office XP on?
JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP] wrote:
Sounds like someone who's done some time in Customer Service speaking.
G
garfield-n-odie
The OP clearly states, "I previously had this set up on my
laptop and my desktop so this will be the third computer I'm
attempting to install this program on (Although I won't need it
on my "old" desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)." If
you don't count the old desktop, then the OP will have the
software installed on one laptop and one new desktop, which is
twice as many computers as the EULA allows. Your suggestion was
to, "Explain to them that you have discarded the old
desktop and that you will only use this new one", which to me is
encouraging the OP to lie to Microsoft about not having the
software also installed on a laptop.
laptop and my desktop so this will be the third computer I'm
attempting to install this program on (Although I won't need it
on my "old" desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)." If
you don't count the old desktop, then the OP will have the
software installed on one laptop and one new desktop, which is
twice as many computers as the EULA allows. Your suggestion was
to, "Explain to them that you have discarded the old
desktop and that you will only use this new one", which to me is
encouraging the OP to lie to Microsoft about not having the
software also installed on a laptop.
Garfield,
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
garfield-n-odie said:Do you mean the part where "anonymous" encourages the OP to lie
to Microsoft about how many computers he/she installed Office XP on?
JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP] wrote:
Sounds like someone who's done some time in Customer Service speaking.
G
garfield-n-odie
The OP clearly states, "I previously had this set up on my
laptop and my desktop so this will be the third computer I'm
attempting to install this program on (Although I won't need it
on my "old" desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)." If
you don't count the old desktop, then the OP will have the
software installed on one laptop and one new desktop, which is
twice as many computers as the EULA allows. Your suggestion was
to, "Explain to them that you have discarded the old
desktop and that you will only use this new one", which to me is
encouraging the OP to lie to Microsoft about not having the
software also installed on a laptop.
laptop and my desktop so this will be the third computer I'm
attempting to install this program on (Although I won't need it
on my "old" desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)." If
you don't count the old desktop, then the OP will have the
software installed on one laptop and one new desktop, which is
twice as many computers as the EULA allows. Your suggestion was
to, "Explain to them that you have discarded the old
desktop and that you will only use this new one", which to me is
encouraging the OP to lie to Microsoft about not having the
software also installed on a laptop.
Garfield,
Which part am I encouraging the OP to lie to MS about how many computers
he/she installed XP on?
The OP clearly stated he/she "(Although I won't need it on my "old"
desktop once I install it on my "new" desktop)".
Don't you think we need to give him/her the benefit of doubt?. I work
in the Customer Services and to us customers are very important as long
as they are well mannered and polite ( I subjective!). We can always
accomodate their needs.
Keep up the good work you have been doing on these Newsgroups.
Best regards.
garfield-n-odie said:Do you mean the part where "anonymous" encourages the OP to lie
to Microsoft about how many computers he/she installed Office XP on?
JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP] wrote:
Sounds like someone who's done some time in Customer Service speaking.