how can i reload ms office if my backup is scratched

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garfield-n-odie

If you wanted a suggestion specific to Office 2000, then you
should have included in your original question the fact that you
have Office 2000.

If you read my original reply, you will see that I tell you which
Office versions are available from the link I provided.

If you read the linked article, you will see that only the last
part talks about OEM software (programs that came with the
computer). The basic tech support charge is $35, not $235.
Microsoft will waive the tech support charge if you only order a
replacement CD from them, but they WILL charge you for the
replacement CD (usually something between $10 and $30). Not that
any of this matters, because Microsoft no longer offers
replacement CDs for Office 2000.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

If you wanted a suggestion specific to Office 2000, then you
should have included in your original question the fact that you
have Office 2000.

If you read my original reply, you will see that I tell you which
Office versions are available from the link I provided.

If you read the linked article, you will see that only the last
part talks about OEM software (programs that came with the
computer). The basic tech support charge is $35, not $235.
Microsoft will waive the tech support charge if you only order a
replacement CD from them, but they WILL charge you for the
replacement CD (usually something between $10 and $30). Not that
any of this matters, because Microsoft no longer offers
replacement CDs for Office 2000.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

If you wanted a suggestion specific to Office 2000, then you
should have included in your original question the fact that you
have Office 2000.

If you read my original reply, you will see that I tell you which
Office versions are available from the link I provided.

If you read the linked article, you will see that only the last
part talks about OEM software (programs that came with the
computer). The basic tech support charge is $35, not $235.
Microsoft will waive the tech support charge if you only order a
replacement CD from them, but they WILL charge you for the
replacement CD (usually something between $10 and $30). Not that
any of this matters, because Microsoft no longer offers
replacement CDs for Office 2000.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

If you wanted a suggestion specific to Office 2000, then you
should have included in your original question the fact that you
have Office 2000.

If you read my original reply, you will see that I tell you which
Office versions are available from the link I provided.

If you read the linked article, you will see that only the last
part talks about OEM software (programs that came with the
computer). The basic tech support charge is $35, not $235.
Microsoft will waive the tech support charge if you only order a
replacement CD from them, but they WILL charge you for the
replacement CD (usually something between $10 and $30). Not that
any of this matters, because Microsoft no longer offers
replacement CDs for Office 2000.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

If you wanted a suggestion specific to Office 2000, then you
should have included in your original question the fact that you
have Office 2000.

If you read my original reply, you will see that I tell you which
Office versions are available from the link I provided.

If you read the linked article, you will see that only the last
part talks about OEM software (programs that came with the
computer). The basic tech support charge is $35, not $235.
Microsoft will waive the tech support charge if you only order a
replacement CD from them, but they WILL charge you for the
replacement CD (usually something between $10 and $30). Not that
any of this matters, because Microsoft no longer offers
replacement CDs for Office 2000.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

If you wanted a suggestion specific to Office 2000, then you
should have included in your original question the fact that you
have Office 2000.

If you read my original reply, you will see that I tell you which
Office versions are available from the link I provided.

If you read the linked article, you will see that only the last
part talks about OEM software (programs that came with the
computer). The basic tech support charge is $35, not $235.
Microsoft will waive the tech support charge if you only order a
replacement CD from them, but they WILL charge you for the
replacement CD (usually something between $10 and $30). Not that
any of this matters, because Microsoft no longer offers
replacement CDs for Office 2000.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

If you wanted a suggestion specific to Office 2000, then you
should have included in your original question the fact that you
have Office 2000.

If you read my original reply, you will see that I tell you which
Office versions are available from the link I provided.

If you read the linked article, you will see that only the last
part talks about OEM software (programs that came with the
computer). The basic tech support charge is $35, not $235.
Microsoft will waive the tech support charge if you only order a
replacement CD from them, but they WILL charge you for the
replacement CD (usually something between $10 and $30). Not that
any of this matters, because Microsoft no longer offers
replacement CDs for Office 2000.
 
G

garfield-n-odie

If you wanted a suggestion specific to Office 2000, then you
should have included in your original question the fact that you
have Office 2000.

If you read my original reply, you will see that I tell you which
Office versions are available from the link I provided.

If you read the linked article, you will see that only the last
part talks about OEM software (programs that came with the
computer). The basic tech support charge is $35, not $235.
Microsoft will waive the tech support charge if you only order a
replacement CD from them, but they WILL charge you for the
replacement CD (usually something between $10 and $30). Not that
any of this matters, because Microsoft no longer offers
replacement CDs for Office 2000.
 

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