i need a product key for office ASAP!

[k_fidler_7]

can somebody help me asap. i need a 25 character product key sent to me. i
only had the trial version and now i need t print something out and it sont
let me without a product key. i dont want to have to go buy the 2003 edition
at the store or off the website i just dont have the time or money. and i
need it asap

 

[Rob Giordano \(Crash\)]

so you want someone who paid money for their copy to provide you a key? yah
right.
you'll have to buy one like everyone else.



"(e-mail address removed)" <[email protected]@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote in message | can somebody help me asap. i need a 25 character product key sent to me. i
| only had the trial version and now i need t print something out and it
sont
| let me without a product key. i dont want to have to go buy the 2003
edition
| at the store or off the website i just dont have the time or money. and i
| need it asap

 

[Jonathan]

....what to say? Did you plan to have the product for free, basically stealing
it? If you don't like the MS prices or policy there are alternatives. Your
tone as implied by choice of words, syntax, and formatting gives an
impression of someone who is expecting someone to wait on him or her and --
they'd better hurry -- or there will be no tip on the table.

Don't use trial software for important functions if you don't plan to buy
the whole version at release.

This is a forum for discussion among users and not a customer service
portal. Some MS folks participate on the technical questions and as a way to
showcase the development thinking that went into the product.

Waiter! Waiter!

Jonathan Rawle

 

[rlastar]

I need $300 ASAP. I need to buy something and don't have the money. I don't
want to have to work to get the money either. Quick, somebody send me $300
as I need it ASAP.

 

[Lionel B. Dyck]

I need $300 ASAP. I need to buy something and don't have the money. I don't
want to have to work to get the money either. Quick, somebody send me $300
as I need it ASAP.

If you really don't want to buy a legit MS Office license, which I would
encourage, then your only option is to find software that will open the MS Word
file and work with it - openoffice.org has that capability and it is free. It
works and isn't bad but in a head to head comparison with MS Office it is a poor
second (imho) and you'd be much more productive with Office 2007.

Note: you don't need to spend $300 for a package - the MS Office Home/Student
edition is retail $149 and I've seen it at Amazon for $128 with free shipping
but then you have to wait for the key. I have the Home/Student edition for my
home for my personal laptop, my brides laptop and my sons laptop as it allows 3
pc's to use it concurrently. That might be the way to go and if you need it
*NOW* then go to the MS site and pay online the $149 and you'll get the key now.

Good luck

btw. please don't ask others to break the MS license agreement for you - that is
no different than asking someone to go into the corner liqueur store to buy you
a beer if you're under age.

 

[JoAnn Paules]

I need help too. We need to replace one of our vehicles this suummer but we
really can't afford paying for it. How about if you just give me your car
keys?

 

[Bumble Bee]

I don't know about you, but no one is retarded enough to ask for a key or
post a key they already have.

 

[Harlan Grove]

Jonathan wrote...

...what to say? Did you plan to have the product for free, basically
stealing it? If you don't like the MS prices or policy there are
alternatives. . . .

At least you were just angry, unlike the other usual suspects who seem
to revel in reliving past glory as hall monitors and the like.

For the OP: try the Word viewer,

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=95E24C87-8732-48D5-8689-AB826E7B8FDF

You can print from it.