Office 2003 Product ID - Correct amount of numbers in it?

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LeahE

I have installed Office 2003 once on my desktop and my daughter now wants to
install it on her laptop for school. I gave her the product ID that I have
under "Help." She just sent me a text msg frantic saying one number was
missing. Before I double check, I want to make sure - is there a certain
amount of numbers/letters in the product key and perhaps she just didn't
write it down correctly. I know this is a ridiculous question (you may roll
your eyes) but I would appreciate a quick helpful answer. :)

Thanks for your patience.
 
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Um, can't your count YOUR installation ID (orange sticker) to find out?
That is different from your Product ID found under Help..

However, I have to ask, is this a Students and Teachers edition or a Home
and Student edition?

Otherwise, you may be violating the license for other suites that allow an
installation on 2 devices used by the SAME person.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, LeahE asked:

| I have installed Office 2003 once on my desktop and my daughter now
| wants to install it on her laptop for school. I gave her the product
| ID that I have under "Help." She just sent me a text msg frantic
| saying one number was missing. Before I double check, I want to make
| sure - is there a certain amount of numbers/letters in the product
| key and perhaps she just didn't write it down correctly. I know this
| is a ridiculous question (you may roll your eyes) but I would
| appreciate a quick helpful answer. :)
|
| Thanks for your patience.
 
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LeahE

UM, I bought my copy while attending UW. I talked to the school today and
they looked up the Product Key for me from when I bought it. I did not have
the disks in the same covers I bought them in and therefore no longer HAD the
orange sticker. My bad. I was not violating anything.
 

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