Office Standard reports as Student and Teacher Edition

C

Callistus

Nope, sorry, this is my first posting here. I couldn't locate any info so I
started this thread. Do you have an idea how I can find the old post if this
has already been covered?

JoAnn Paules said:
Didn't you just post this about a week and a half ago? I thought you got it
settled?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



Callistus said:
As an eligible military member, I recently purchased MS Office Standard
Edition 2003 in a retail box labeled Military Appreciaiton Edition. During
installation, the initial screens display "Office Standard Edition 2003".
After entering the product key, the setup screen then displays "Microsoft
Standard Edition 2003 for Students and teachers" even though the retail
packaging does not identify it as such. Which version is this? What
exactly
(other than license agreement) is the difference in the editions? Any
known
reason for this?
 
C

Callistus

Nope, sorry, this is my first posting here. I couldn't locate any info so I
started this thread. Do you have an idea how I can find the old post if this
has already been covered?

JoAnn Paules said:
Didn't you just post this about a week and a half ago? I thought you got it
settled?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



Callistus said:
As an eligible military member, I recently purchased MS Office Standard
Edition 2003 in a retail box labeled Military Appreciaiton Edition. During
installation, the initial screens display "Office Standard Edition 2003".
After entering the product key, the setup screen then displays "Microsoft
Standard Edition 2003 for Students and teachers" even though the retail
packaging does not identify it as such. Which version is this? What
exactly
(other than license agreement) is the difference in the editions? Any
known
reason for this?
 
C

Callistus

Nope, sorry, this is my first posting here. I couldn't locate any info so I
started this thread. Do you have an idea how I can find the old post if this
has already been covered?

JoAnn Paules said:
Didn't you just post this about a week and a half ago? I thought you got it
settled?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



Callistus said:
As an eligible military member, I recently purchased MS Office Standard
Edition 2003 in a retail box labeled Military Appreciaiton Edition. During
installation, the initial screens display "Office Standard Edition 2003".
After entering the product key, the setup screen then displays "Microsoft
Standard Edition 2003 for Students and teachers" even though the retail
packaging does not identify it as such. Which version is this? What
exactly
(other than license agreement) is the difference in the editions? Any
known
reason for this?
 
C

Callistus

Nope, sorry, this is my first posting here. I couldn't locate any info so I
started this thread. Do you have an idea how I can find the old post if this
has already been covered?

JoAnn Paules said:
Didn't you just post this about a week and a half ago? I thought you got it
settled?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



Callistus said:
As an eligible military member, I recently purchased MS Office Standard
Edition 2003 in a retail box labeled Military Appreciaiton Edition. During
installation, the initial screens display "Office Standard Edition 2003".
After entering the product key, the setup screen then displays "Microsoft
Standard Edition 2003 for Students and teachers" even though the retail
packaging does not identify it as such. Which version is this? What
exactly
(other than license agreement) is the difference in the editions? Any
known
reason for this?
 
C

Callistus

Nope, sorry, this is my first posting here. I couldn't locate any info so I
started this thread. Do you have an idea how I can find the old post if this
has already been covered?

JoAnn Paules said:
Didn't you just post this about a week and a half ago? I thought you got it
settled?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



Callistus said:
As an eligible military member, I recently purchased MS Office Standard
Edition 2003 in a retail box labeled Military Appreciaiton Edition. During
installation, the initial screens display "Office Standard Edition 2003".
After entering the product key, the setup screen then displays "Microsoft
Standard Edition 2003 for Students and teachers" even though the retail
packaging does not identify it as such. Which version is this? What
exactly
(other than license agreement) is the difference in the editions? Any
known
reason for this?
 
C

Callistus

Thanks for the reply Bob. I was asking more or less about the Military
Appreciation version. Are you saying the the MA is a student and teacher
edition?
 
C

Callistus

Thanks for the reply Bob. I was asking more or less about the Military
Appreciation version. Are you saying the the MA is a student and teacher
edition?
 
C

Callistus

Thanks for the reply Bob. I was asking more or less about the Military
Appreciation version. Are you saying the the MA is a student and teacher
edition?
 
C

Callistus

Thanks for the reply Bob. I was asking more or less about the Military
Appreciation version. Are you saying the the MA is a student and teacher
edition?
 
C

Callistus

Thanks for the reply Bob. I was asking more or less about the Military
Appreciation version. Are you saying the the MA is a student and teacher
edition?
 
C

Callistus

Thanks for the reply Bob. I was asking more or less about the Military
Appreciation version. Are you saying the the MA is a student and teacher
edition?
 
C

Callistus

Thanks for the reply Bob. I was asking more or less about the Military
Appreciation version. Are you saying the the MA is a student and teacher
edition?
 
C

Callistus

Thanks for the reply Bob. I was asking more or less about the Military
Appreciation version. Are you saying the the MA is a student and teacher
edition?
 
G

garfield-n-odie [MVP]

See
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.office.misc/browse_frm/thread/2d6aacbda61519f8
..
Nope, sorry, this is my first posting here. I couldn't locate any info so I
started this thread. Do you have an idea how I can find the old post if this
has already been covered?

:

Didn't you just post this about a week and a half ago? I thought you got it
settled?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



As an eligible military member, I recently purchased MS Office Standard
Edition 2003 in a retail box labeled Military Appreciaiton Edition. During
installation, the initial screens display "Office Standard Edition 2003".
After entering the product key, the setup screen then displays "Microsoft
Standard Edition 2003 for Students and teachers" even though the retail
packaging does not identify it as such. Which version is this? What
exactly
(other than license agreement) is the difference in the editions? Any
known
reason for this?
 
G

garfield-n-odie [MVP]

See
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.office.misc/browse_frm/thread/2d6aacbda61519f8
..
Nope, sorry, this is my first posting here. I couldn't locate any info so I
started this thread. Do you have an idea how I can find the old post if this
has already been covered?

:

Didn't you just post this about a week and a half ago? I thought you got it
settled?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



As an eligible military member, I recently purchased MS Office Standard
Edition 2003 in a retail box labeled Military Appreciaiton Edition. During
installation, the initial screens display "Office Standard Edition 2003".
After entering the product key, the setup screen then displays "Microsoft
Standard Edition 2003 for Students and teachers" even though the retail
packaging does not identify it as such. Which version is this? What
exactly
(other than license agreement) is the difference in the editions? Any
known
reason for this?
 
G

garfield-n-odie [MVP]

See
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.office.misc/browse_frm/thread/2d6aacbda61519f8
..
Nope, sorry, this is my first posting here. I couldn't locate any info so I
started this thread. Do you have an idea how I can find the old post if this
has already been covered?

:

Didn't you just post this about a week and a half ago? I thought you got it
settled?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



As an eligible military member, I recently purchased MS Office Standard
Edition 2003 in a retail box labeled Military Appreciaiton Edition. During
installation, the initial screens display "Office Standard Edition 2003".
After entering the product key, the setup screen then displays "Microsoft
Standard Edition 2003 for Students and teachers" even though the retail
packaging does not identify it as such. Which version is this? What
exactly
(other than license agreement) is the difference in the editions? Any
known
reason for this?
 
G

garfield-n-odie [MVP]

See
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.office.misc/browse_frm/thread/2d6aacbda61519f8
..
Nope, sorry, this is my first posting here. I couldn't locate any info so I
started this thread. Do you have an idea how I can find the old post if this
has already been covered?

:

Didn't you just post this about a week and a half ago? I thought you got it
settled?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



As an eligible military member, I recently purchased MS Office Standard
Edition 2003 in a retail box labeled Military Appreciaiton Edition. During
installation, the initial screens display "Office Standard Edition 2003".
After entering the product key, the setup screen then displays "Microsoft
Standard Edition 2003 for Students and teachers" even though the retail
packaging does not identify it as such. Which version is this? What
exactly
(other than license agreement) is the difference in the editions? Any
known
reason for this?
 
G

garfield-n-odie [MVP]

See
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.office.misc/browse_frm/thread/2d6aacbda61519f8
..
Nope, sorry, this is my first posting here. I couldn't locate any info so I
started this thread. Do you have an idea how I can find the old post if this
has already been covered?

:

Didn't you just post this about a week and a half ago? I thought you got it
settled?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



As an eligible military member, I recently purchased MS Office Standard
Edition 2003 in a retail box labeled Military Appreciaiton Edition. During
installation, the initial screens display "Office Standard Edition 2003".
After entering the product key, the setup screen then displays "Microsoft
Standard Edition 2003 for Students and teachers" even though the retail
packaging does not identify it as such. Which version is this? What
exactly
(other than license agreement) is the difference in the editions? Any
known
reason for this?
 
G

garfield-n-odie [MVP]

See
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.office.misc/browse_frm/thread/2d6aacbda61519f8
..
Nope, sorry, this is my first posting here. I couldn't locate any info so I
started this thread. Do you have an idea how I can find the old post if this
has already been covered?

:

Didn't you just post this about a week and a half ago? I thought you got it
settled?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



As an eligible military member, I recently purchased MS Office Standard
Edition 2003 in a retail box labeled Military Appreciaiton Edition. During
installation, the initial screens display "Office Standard Edition 2003".
After entering the product key, the setup screen then displays "Microsoft
Standard Edition 2003 for Students and teachers" even though the retail
packaging does not identify it as such. Which version is this? What
exactly
(other than license agreement) is the difference in the editions? Any
known
reason for this?
 
G

garfield-n-odie [MVP]

See
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.office.misc/browse_frm/thread/2d6aacbda61519f8
..
Nope, sorry, this is my first posting here. I couldn't locate any info so I
started this thread. Do you have an idea how I can find the old post if this
has already been covered?

:

Didn't you just post this about a week and a half ago? I thought you got it
settled?

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



As an eligible military member, I recently purchased MS Office Standard
Edition 2003 in a retail box labeled Military Appreciaiton Edition. During
installation, the initial screens display "Office Standard Edition 2003".
After entering the product key, the setup screen then displays "Microsoft
Standard Edition 2003 for Students and teachers" even though the retail
packaging does not identify it as such. Which version is this? What
exactly
(other than license agreement) is the difference in the editions? Any
known
reason for this?
 

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