Were you prompted for your Office installation key when you installed?
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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Lzapp asked:
| It is an install from my Office 2003 CD. I have removed it twice and
| reinstalled on the laptop; and just get the same message "test drive
| has expired" and a "buy it" button.
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| "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:
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|| Was this an install from the Web? Or was it from your Office 2004
|| CD? If from the Office CD (physical CD) it allows an install to a
|| desktop and portable so you should be fine.
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|| What happens if you try to remove Office 2004 and reinstall from your
|| purchased CD?
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|| After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Lzapp asked:
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||| I installed Office X on my Mac laptop; I didn't use it for quite a
||| while, and when I tried to open something in Word, I got a message
||| saying the test drive has expired! What "test drive"?! I bought
||| this, the full version. It still works on my desktop Mac, why not
||| on the laptop?