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I am consoled (but not encouraged!) to see that I am
obviously not alone with this problem! [DanM; Rick Ergon
and others just in last 2 days]. Could it be that our
hosting Corporation is trying to get us to buy a full
version of Office 2003?
When I started my own business in Dec 2000, I bought an
IBM laptop with Office 97. When I now try to re-install
Office 97 on my new computer using the original disk and
Product ID, I get message from the install wizard saying
that my version of Office is an upgrade [which it was not]
and that it cannot find a qualifying product to confirm my
right to upgrade.
I am - shall we say - intrigued to see that there is
absolutely no help on this in the Microsoft Knowledge
Database.
As my business is not in the IT industry and I dont want
to branch out either!, maybe someone out there more
knowledable than me on these matters knows the answer and
would like to share it with this humble writer ?
Regards
obviously not alone with this problem! [DanM; Rick Ergon
and others just in last 2 days]. Could it be that our
hosting Corporation is trying to get us to buy a full
version of Office 2003?
When I started my own business in Dec 2000, I bought an
IBM laptop with Office 97. When I now try to re-install
Office 97 on my new computer using the original disk and
Product ID, I get message from the install wizard saying
that my version of Office is an upgrade [which it was not]
and that it cannot find a qualifying product to confirm my
right to upgrade.
I am - shall we say - intrigued to see that there is
absolutely no help on this in the Microsoft Knowledge
Database.
As my business is not in the IT industry and I dont want
to branch out either!, maybe someone out there more
knowledable than me on these matters knows the answer and
would like to share it with this humble writer ?
Regards