I have lost my office xp. how do i download with my product key?

[Jim]

Hi there,

I have an HP laptop, and it came with microsoft office XP. somehow it
turned
over to 2003 for a 60 day trial. after the trial was up it said it was
expired and did i want to pay for it or remove it from my computer. i
chose
to remove it, and now i dont have microsoft office at all. Yes, you removed Office XP
i inserted a disk
that said operating system CD microsoft windows xpm professional, and went
through the hour long process of "repair". i have no idea what i am doing,

Office is not on the disk labeld XP professional.

and cannot for the life of me get my word, excel, ppt, back. can anyone
please help me? i have 2 papers due!!! thanks so much

From this message, I can only guess that you need to buy and install Office
2003. I was not aware of any variety of Office that has a free trial
period, but, if so, you really blew it by not paying for a permanent
version. The full blown version of Office which contains powerpoint, etc.,
is not inexpensive. The student versions of the Office products are much
less expensive, and you may qualify.
Jim

 

[Jim]

Hi there,

I have an HP laptop, and it came with microsoft office XP. somehow it
turned
over to 2003 for a 60 day trial. after the trial was up it said it was
expired and did i want to pay for it or remove it from my computer. i
chose
to remove it, and now i dont have microsoft office at all. Yes, you removed Office XP
i inserted a disk
that said operating system CD microsoft windows xpm professional, and went
through the hour long process of "repair". i have no idea what i am doing,

Office is not on the disk labeld XP professional.

and cannot for the life of me get my word, excel, ppt, back. can anyone
please help me? i have 2 papers due!!! thanks so much

From this message, I can only guess that you need to buy and install Office
2003. I was not aware of any variety of Office that has a free trial
period, but, if so, you really blew it by not paying for a permanent
version. The full blown version of Office which contains powerpoint, etc.,
is not inexpensive. The student versions of the Office products are much
less expensive, and you may qualify.
Jim

 

[Jim]

Hi there,

I have an HP laptop, and it came with microsoft office XP. somehow it
turned
over to 2003 for a 60 day trial. after the trial was up it said it was
expired and did i want to pay for it or remove it from my computer. i
chose
to remove it, and now i dont have microsoft office at all. Yes, you removed Office XP
i inserted a disk
that said operating system CD microsoft windows xpm professional, and went
through the hour long process of "repair". i have no idea what i am doing,

Office is not on the disk labeld XP professional.

and cannot for the life of me get my word, excel, ppt, back. can anyone
please help me? i have 2 papers due!!! thanks so much

From this message, I can only guess that you need to buy and install Office
2003. I was not aware of any variety of Office that has a free trial
period, but, if so, you really blew it by not paying for a permanent
version. The full blown version of Office which contains powerpoint, etc.,
is not inexpensive. The student versions of the Office products are much
less expensive, and you may qualify.
Jim

 

[Jim]

Hi there,

I have an HP laptop, and it came with microsoft office XP. somehow it
turned
over to 2003 for a 60 day trial. after the trial was up it said it was
expired and did i want to pay for it or remove it from my computer. i
chose
to remove it, and now i dont have microsoft office at all. Yes, you removed Office XP
i inserted a disk
that said operating system CD microsoft windows xpm professional, and went
through the hour long process of "repair". i have no idea what i am doing,

Office is not on the disk labeld XP professional.

and cannot for the life of me get my word, excel, ppt, back. can anyone
please help me? i have 2 papers due!!! thanks so much

From this message, I can only guess that you need to buy and install Office
2003. I was not aware of any variety of Office that has a free trial
period, but, if so, you really blew it by not paying for a permanent
version. The full blown version of Office which contains powerpoint, etc.,
is not inexpensive. The student versions of the Office products are much
less expensive, and you may qualify.
Jim

 

[Jim]

Hi there,

I have an HP laptop, and it came with microsoft office XP. somehow it
turned
over to 2003 for a 60 day trial. after the trial was up it said it was
expired and did i want to pay for it or remove it from my computer. i
chose
to remove it, and now i dont have microsoft office at all. Yes, you removed Office XP
i inserted a disk
that said operating system CD microsoft windows xpm professional, and went
through the hour long process of "repair". i have no idea what i am doing,

Office is not on the disk labeld XP professional.

and cannot for the life of me get my word, excel, ppt, back. can anyone
please help me? i have 2 papers due!!! thanks so much

From this message, I can only guess that you need to buy and install Office
2003. I was not aware of any variety of Office that has a free trial
period, but, if so, you really blew it by not paying for a permanent
version. The full blown version of Office which contains powerpoint, etc.,
is not inexpensive. The student versions of the Office products are much
less expensive, and you may qualify.
Jim

 

[Jim]

Hi there,

I have an HP laptop, and it came with microsoft office XP. somehow it
turned
over to 2003 for a 60 day trial. after the trial was up it said it was
expired and did i want to pay for it or remove it from my computer. i
chose
to remove it, and now i dont have microsoft office at all. Yes, you removed Office XP
i inserted a disk
that said operating system CD microsoft windows xpm professional, and went
through the hour long process of "repair". i have no idea what i am doing,

Office is not on the disk labeld XP professional.

and cannot for the life of me get my word, excel, ppt, back. can anyone
please help me? i have 2 papers due!!! thanks so much

From this message, I can only guess that you need to buy and install Office
2003. I was not aware of any variety of Office that has a free trial
period, but, if so, you really blew it by not paying for a permanent
version. The full blown version of Office which contains powerpoint, etc.,
is not inexpensive. The student versions of the Office products are much
less expensive, and you may qualify.
Jim

 

[Jim]

Hi there,

I have an HP laptop, and it came with microsoft office XP. somehow it
turned
over to 2003 for a 60 day trial. after the trial was up it said it was
expired and did i want to pay for it or remove it from my computer. i
chose
to remove it, and now i dont have microsoft office at all. Yes, you removed Office XP
i inserted a disk
that said operating system CD microsoft windows xpm professional, and went
through the hour long process of "repair". i have no idea what i am doing,

Office is not on the disk labeld XP professional.

and cannot for the life of me get my word, excel, ppt, back. can anyone
please help me? i have 2 papers due!!! thanks so much

From this message, I can only guess that you need to buy and install Office
2003. I was not aware of any variety of Office that has a free trial
period, but, if so, you really blew it by not paying for a permanent
version. The full blown version of Office which contains powerpoint, etc.,
is not inexpensive. The student versions of the Office products are much
less expensive, and you may qualify.
Jim

 

[Jim]

Hi there,

I have an HP laptop, and it came with microsoft office XP. somehow it
turned
over to 2003 for a 60 day trial. after the trial was up it said it was
expired and did i want to pay for it or remove it from my computer. i
chose
to remove it, and now i dont have microsoft office at all. Yes, you removed Office XP
i inserted a disk
that said operating system CD microsoft windows xpm professional, and went
through the hour long process of "repair". i have no idea what i am doing,

Office is not on the disk labeld XP professional.

and cannot for the life of me get my word, excel, ppt, back. can anyone
please help me? i have 2 papers due!!! thanks so much

From this message, I can only guess that you need to buy and install Office
2003. I was not aware of any variety of Office that has a free trial
period, but, if so, you really blew it by not paying for a permanent
version. The full blown version of Office which contains powerpoint, etc.,
is not inexpensive. The student versions of the Office products are much
less expensive, and you may qualify.
Jim