Monday, March 12, 2012
(Please no computer jargon answers,as i don't understand it - sorry)
I'm doing an invoice on my Windows Office Excel, how i populate text from a cell into the same cell on another tab?
(It populates numbers, just not text)
Thanks in advance.|||Hi. There is a very simple method I use for doing that, and it works on both text and numbers.
Example:
In cell A15 on your sheet 1 tab you have a name, which you'd like to appear in cell A15 on your sheet 2 tab.
1. Click on your sheet 2 tab
2. Click cell A15
3. Type an = sign in the cell
4. Click on sheet 1 tab
5. Click cell A15 (it is now highlighted)
6. Press Enter
Now whatever you do to cell A15 on sheet 1, it will change A15 on sheet 2. You can test it by changing the text of A15 on sheet 1, or making it a number. Whatever you place in A15 on sheet 1 will show up on sheet 2.
Now, if you had numerous cells you need to do this with, just copy the A15 cell on sheet 2 and paste it into the other cells you need also on sheet 2.
Hope this helped :)
P.S. I use Excel 2000 and there is a template for an invoice on it. You can check your version to see if one already exists, if that would help you out. In your Excel, click on File, go to New, mine shows up in the Spreadsheet Solutions tab, Invoice.
If you need any other help, please feel free to email me.|||Say the text is in cell A6 on sheet1 and you want it on sheet2, go to cell A6 on sheet 2, type the = sign, click on sheet 1 tab, double click on cell A6 and enter and the external formula showing the contents of sheet 1 is there.
If there is more than one cell you want, you can group both worksheets by clicking on the first sheet, holding the shift key down and click on sheet 2. They are now linked. Highlight the data on sheet 1, right button copy, then up to edit, fill across worksheets and all data on sheet1 that you have highlighted also appear on the next worksheet.
This is invaluable when setting up multiworksheets so you have common headings and formulae. Don't forget to ungroup the sheets afterwards though by right clicking on one of the sheets and clicking ungroup.
After an update, my computer deemed my product key for my old windows 2007 office invalid. After explaining to my friend, he came over and installed a new windows office 2007 to my computer and the only difference I saw was that his was an enterprise. I asked him about it and he said he got it from a guy he new that worked with Fedex and that it was like a business version that could be installed into computers multiple times (he didn't even put in a product key).
Can anyone explain how his version was able to do this (bypass product key and install on multiple computers?) I did some search on enterprise and I still find that it is limited to a certain amount of installations, so how come his isn't limited. Or am I not fully understanding the enterprise version|||It's not *hacked*, your friend has an OPEN or CORPORATE LICENCE.
This is for large organisations who just buys one product key and copy for the software but can install it on multiple machines without activating it. They just have to make sure they buy the correct amount of licences it has installed on computers. For example, they would by 100 licences and install it on 100 machines. They could also install it on 200 machines if they wanted to and the product won't expire. However, Open or Corporate Licences are generally AUDITED randomly by a company contracted by Microsoft. So they do check up on the licences ever so often.
The idea behind OPEN/CORPORATE licences is that IT Staff can do massive roll outs of Office on company computers withint having to go and activate every single copy! Ie: Installing it on 200 computers and having to activate it all 200 machines would be a nightmare!
The software DOES REQUIRE a product key, but their IT staff would have packaged the product key INTO the install file so to make installation quicker. Hence why it looks like he's bypassing the product key - cause it's already 'wrapped' into the installation.
Your friend is therefore essentially 'stealing' his company's copy of Office. There may be a chance that later down the track, if this copy keeps on 'spreading', Microsoft will detect that there are 1000 copies of this product and it's key being used from multiple locations when Fedex only has 100 licences and will blacklist the product key (through Windows and Geniune Updates). This is what could potentially happen.
Hope that helps answer your question.|||His copy was hacked so it wouldn't ask for a key, happens all of the time. Illegal though.
I got the best anti-virus software i could find and it still didn't help. I was wondering if there is a way to completely erase the hard drive, without deleting the OS or Windows Office
All help is appreciated|||no need , it just needs cleaned up by someone who knows what they are doing almost never a need to reformat a pc . I read al these answers and questions here and i shake my head in disbelief . i have 11 PC 3 laptops , a server in my home / office none of them has ever been reformatted since installing the OS , never a virus , they are used and on damn near 24 - 7 run fast and
like new a little common sense and up keep goes a long way|||No dude, you can't erase or rather re-format your hard-disk without wiping your Windows OS as well.
If you have not already done so, you may wanna try the 30-day free trial Trend Micro AntiVirus plus AntiSpyware 2008. It's abit out-dated I know. But hey, I downloaded it and helped me to get rid of some unknown viruses and trojans. It's just a small file of 65MB, which you may like to download from the link below :-
http://www.download.com/Trend-Micro-AntiVirus-plus-AntiSpyware/3000-2239_4-10440657.html
Hope it helps. Cheers !|||OK... for a last chance.. Install AVG Internet security or any ..update it... install Spy ware Doctor and scan you computer... fix all the problems..Un-install it . and at last install Spy bot search & destroy
from
http://www.safer-networking.org/en/ownmirrors1/index.html
and scan you computer...fix all the problems......I think you problem is not viruses but spy wares....
Hope you'll able to fix all problems.. best of luck|||Back up what you want by taking out your hard drive and poping it into another computer or external hard drive caseing. Once you have done that. wipe your hard drive clean. If you use Linux or OSx 10.5 for intel you will have a more useful computer and you will never have to worry about virus's again. The bottom line is that any thing to do with Microsoft is bad news. MS Windows is s**t|||That wouldn't be possible, considering the viruses are embedded in Windows.
What is it consider as the "best antivirus software"?
Although I use only free software, I find the best combination for viruses is Avira Free Edition, and Malwarebytes anti-malware.
I would urge you to try malwarebytes if you havn't already. I can't tell you how many computers I have fixed with this software. It's free too! Nothing to lose.
http://www.download.com/Malwarebytes-Ant鈥?/a>|||not posible. They are woven into each other. The virus is in the windows files too so that wouldn't help.|||If your AV has identified the virus then it may be possible to download a spike from Norton or symantec that specifically targets the virus and can remove it.
Maybe take out your drive, connect it as a slave to another system and scan&clean it from that system, although this may also trash the OS but you may get away with a repair instead of a reinstall afterwards.
But reformat & re-install is the easiest|||No, sorry it's all or nothing
it's really easy to reinstall Windows though as long as you have your CD|||You can do a system restore... That will definately correct a lot of your problems.
If not, I suggest kaspersky.com. Yes malwarebytes is FREE and is decent, but kaspersky is a powerful full version anti virus, and has a FREE trial. So, when people are having serious issues, don't get something that is free 24/7, 365. Go out, download the best, use the 30 day free trial to keep clean, then buy or uninstall it.
This method is better than a OS install, and can sometimes save the day. I use it only as a last resort since you won't be able to get another 30 day trial unless you're good with registry.
Either way, you are back to a clean system for 30 days. In that time download the free stuff, and don't mess up again.
Using Windows Office in XP how do I make fonts as large as I wish. The format bar menu only goes up to 72 point. I'd like to make something 140 or larger.|||Go up to the menu bar and highlight the font size, i.e. "72", then just type over it, "140". Voila!
Or.... Hightlight the text...then hold the <Ctrl> key down and press the ] bracket, this will make the text larger, or [ will make it smaller.|||Sorry, but that is as far as the program will allow you to go.|||I suggest that you use Wordart. There you can choose a bigger size and you can drag your letter to an even bigger size afterwards.
Circuit city said that all the "free trials" on my new PC were going to slow it down by 33% and it would be best to erase everything and add only windows office. Of course there would be a $40 charge.|||Ok, so from what you have written, I take it you bought a "new" computer. For some reason you have returned it to where you bought it. If we are to assume you returned it for "service" because it appears "slow", or seems "slower" than when you bought it, then what you have written makes sense.
If this is not the case than what you have written makes no sense, maybe you should try again.
Ok, so if you are still with me then I have kinda guessed right.
Installing "free trials", and other assorted GARBAGE, on a computer will slow it down. To regain your original speed this stuff must be removed.
As to the $40 charge, well you added the crap, and someone must pay to remove it, and it's not covered under warranty.
What happens here:
When I build and sell a computer your "first one" (repair due to user error) is free. Next time it's $60.
But..........you could have used your restore disk(s) to erase and re-program your computer at home for free.|||They are right... the trials will slow down your PC and are usually worthless. I certainly wouldn't pay for the service though. Download PC Decrapifier and give it a run. It'll do the same thing for you and it's free and easy to use.
Download it here:
http://pcdecrapifier.com/download
List of some of the things it will help you remove:
http://www.pcdecrapifier.com/apps|||I don't know what software you are using, but they might just be telling the truth. A lot of software has bits that load up when Windows loads and which stays running in some way even if you are not using it directly (Desktop widgets and Anti-virus, for example). These programs take up system resources and slow your PC down.
Of course, the answer might be that it's easier and cheaper for them to erase everything on your PC and to restore it to its factory default settings, than for them to find the actual problem. $40 isn't all that much for a service like that. Even at what those guys get paid they would likely not be able to find and fix a problem without racking up more than $40 in wages alone.|||The free trials are crap and you should remove them.
However their 40 charge is crap. Tell them your not paying crap, you are purchasing your PC from them so they should do it for free...if they can't then go somewhere else, they are overpriced in regards to products. In my opinion and from my experience some of their people couldn't program or troubleshoot a speak and spell toy let alone a PC.|||I agree with them. they will, and most of that stuff is useless anyway. I wouldn't spend $40 though. Download a utility called ccleaner, http://www.ccleaner.com It was formerly called crap cleaner and was origionally designed to remove this kind of stuff off of new computers.
Once you are done with that here is a great article listing free software you should download to replace the "free trials" you deleted. In most cases, the free alternatives are better than the crap your computer manufacturer crammed on to your hard drive. There are even a couple of free alternatives to MS Office on this list.
http://www.download.com/8301-2007_4-9835鈥?/a>|||Yes that is true but let's be honest here.
Circuit City did NOT make that PC. They sold it. They have a service department that probably knows a lot more about the equipment than you.
That extra crapola on your new computer will certainly slow it down as most of it is running in the background when you boot up, instantly ready for you to use. Ready to use and taking up CPU Cycles rather than you click on an icon and have it running 3 seconds later.
About the $40.00 charge. Can YOU do it without messing up your computer? Do you trust some FREE ???? program to do it for you rather than muck up your system with more junk?
Why don't you see if they can clean your new computer of the junk and then make you a RESTORE CD of the system at the time they clean everything off. That way, if something goes screwy in the future, you just RESTORE to the day they gave it back to you.
I know Best Buy has a service like that.
The main word is ' Service '. If you can't do it, you pay the ones that can. That's paying for a SERVICE.
Sarge|||You can remove a lot of the pre-installed trial programs yourself from the add and remove Icon in the control panel. Why pay some one else to do what you can do?
As far as Microsoft Office goes, if you don't have the program, simple download Open Office. (it's open source software) It is free and will do exactly the same things that MS Office does.
what do i click on select. i think i have the newest version of Windows Office. thank you!|||When you go to print, in the pulldown menu at the lower right it says Print What. Select Notes Pages. It will print a portrait layout with the slide at the top and the notes below.
EDIT: I got into a little issue with someone copying this answer (since deleted). Don't let the two thumbs down worry you, this will work.|||is there a way to make the notes portion small and increase the size of the slide? Report Abuse
|||I agree with plumdumplings.
I recently got a new hard drive on my laptop and I did not ask for my info. and all my programs to be backed up (stupid I know). I had to upload everything again; Windows Vista, Java, Windows Office, etc. but I guess I forgot some of the programs you don't even notice you have. So what would be the essential programs that you need for a laptop to detect mem. cards?|||go to the card manufacturer's website and download the driver needed to detect it,and also intall the USB 3.0 or higher by downloading it from microsoft.com,make sure that ur card reader hardware is reads those type of cards there are also mini card readers,if yours is multi read then what i have said.bye|||You should just be able to plug it in and go, if that doesn't work try restarting, happened to me once and that solved the prob.
I just got a scanner, and it came with basic software. The manual said I could convert OCD files into Word but I'd have to pay another $100 for special software to do so. Is there a way to do it with some freeware, shareware, or just manipulating Windows office?|||Do you mean OCR, optical character recognition?
If it's that, SimpleOCR does the trick for me. (The freeware version).
http://www.simpleocr.com/
I am going to be buying a new computer. I am some what computer literate but not completly. I want a computer with a lot of memory and windows office and cd and dvd burner. Im curious to what i should look for (as in the lingo for that stuff) and what is a good brand of computer. Thanks!|||Processor type. Nowadays you would want something with a dual core processor.|||Go to your local computer store and they can help you build one that is custom to your specific needs.|||whatever you do DONT get a gateway...by far thee worst i have ever come across on.
mines is waaaay too slow,freezes, crashes etc.
its GT5032 payed almost 1,500 for it!!
just get a dell!!|||Decide exactly what 2 or 3 main functions you intend to use the computer for. YOu probably already know some since you specify Office software and lots of RAM. But the purpose here is to identify the types of software needed to do your main functions and then find a model that comes with that software. Because, in the end, software will be your biggest expense over the life of the computer. So if you intend to only do letters, spreadsheets, presentations, then you've already figured that out. But what about photos and videos and music? Lots of people are into that these days and the software can be pretty expensive. So decide your main 2 or 3 purposes, then buy the best model with that software. Good Luck|||If you feel confident, build your own. it is not complicated, and you could find a site like this for help. what ever you do DO NOT BUY FROM BEST BUY, CIRCUIT CITY, ETC. If you dont want to build one, DELL.
I am thinking about putting windows on my mac because i like windows office better than mac office but i was wanting to know if i will lose everything on my hard drive when i partition it or will it keep everything i have on the mac side?|||Boot camp is great. No you will not loose anything on your mac side. When setting up the partition you choose the amoun of harddisk space you want ex. 100gb. It just means you loose 100gb of EMPTY space on your mac.
I'm Cuban and Swiss with legal residence in the USA. I got a 2 years degree in the Foreign Trade Institute in Havana(Cuba). I have also worked in Cuba(Havana) as Import assistant for about 2 years and in Switzerland(Zurich) as Export assistant for about 5 years and as Sales assistant for 3 years. I speak spanish, english, german and italian (all fluently), a bit french (basic) and know also SAP and of course Windows Office. Could anybody tell me how much salary can I get in New York with the experience I have. I really appreciate your help on this. Thanks|||yes|||Your best bet is to find a job posting on an internet job board (like www.monster.com) in NY that matches your skills, write down the job title and go to www.salary.com and look it up.
Taxes may be listed in there as well though you may have to find and calculate the normal Federal and State income taxes on your own.
You have listed some pretty general skills so I'm not sure where to direct you exactly.
You need to come up with a great resume first and start submitting it everywhere. It will be harder for you to find a job in NY without living there first. List your goal to move to NY on a certain date on your cover letter/resume or you may get very limited response as companies may not want to pay to relocate you as well.
Good luck!
i have windows 7
can i get it free somewhere or have to get it installed
where can i buy it if need be?
or should i use windows office instead?|||$99 WordPerfect X5 Student
http://www.corel.com/servlet/Satellite/u鈥?/a>
$85 Wordperfect Office X5 Home
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as鈥?/a>|||You could use Open Office http://www.openoffice.org/ It handles all Microsoft Office files (I've even used it to open and resave spreadsheet files that Excel can't open) and it's free.
and i want to replace it with windows office edition 2003 xp
do i have to wipe out all of the memory from my computer?|||Ok.
office 2003 is software and Windows Home is an operating system.
You can just install office 2003 outright without any issues.|||office edition? do you mean professional?
Wipe all the memory? do you mean wipe your hard drive?
Although you can have 2 OS's on one machine, due to the fact that itrhey are both xp i would say yes, you should replace home edition with professional edition.
Memory refers to RAM
Microsoft Office is a software suite not an operating system, BTW|||yes|||HAHAHAHAHA, windows office edition 2003 is windows office applications, its not an operating system. The newest operating system to date from windows is xp and its 64 bit edition. Vista comes out next spring though i believe|||no.
cuz you can't replace XP with windows OFFICE. office is a software suite, while XP is an operating system.
for more info, visit links below!
:)|||Microsoft Office isn't an operating system, its a program. To install Office, you will need Windows, either home or pro, first.
You're getting a few terms mixed up, its Microsoft Windows XP, and Microsoft Office 2003 or Office XP, depending on the version.|||no, just upgrade it|||"Windows Office Edition 2003 XP" is not a product. You are confusing three, completely seperate products as one
There is Windows XP Professional
Windows Server 2003
Microsoft Office 2003
Windows XP Professional is an OPERATING system designed with the "businessman" end user in mind.
Windows Server 2003 is a server operating system. While technically it can be used to surf the internet, play video games, and listen to mp3's, It was designed to manage a computer "server" which in turn manages other computers.
Office 2003 is a productivity package which includes things like "Word" (for writing documents), Excel (for spreadsheets), Powerpoint (for presentations), Frontpage (for website design) and other features.
If you don't recognize the error in your original question, it is probably best that you do not try to take on the task yourself.
Yes, Installing Windows XP Pro, for example, will probably kill all your existing stuff.
Install server2003, even more likely.|||windows office edition 2003 is windows office applications, its not an operating system. The newest operating is microsoft vista ...
and windows vista is verry good i just put the cd in and installed windows vista with out any problem at all i find windows vista to be verry good operating system working fine for me
and i have installed the full version
not the beta version|||You have Windows XP Home Editon, thats the operating system for you computer.
I'm guess you want to upgrade your version of MS Office to Office 2003, just get the office 2003 setup disk and install, theres no such thing as windows office edition 2003 xp.|||No just install pro right over it. On starting the installation, there is a choice of what you want to do.|||It is very possible but you will have to reverse the polarity on all ac outlets within a 250 meter radius of the computer, then run regedit and check to see if you have a kernel virus (if you see anything with "kernel" in it, remove it right away!). After these steps, check the weather in your area. If the humidity is over 5% you cannot accomplish this task. If it is under 5%, wait 3 days then run the intall. You will have no problems.
If you do not follow these steps you run the risk of deleting the entire internets. Make sure to make a backup copy of the internets by right clicking the internet icon on your desktop and choosing "Send To Floppy". That way if you do accidentally delete the internets you can reinstall them with your floppy disk.|||Number 1 - Windows Home Edition is the Operating System
Number 2 - Windows Office 2003 is Business Productivity software.
If I buy Sims 2, can I install it on my laptop that doesn't have a place to put a disk in? Is it like Windows Office where it comes with a code to enter to install it?|||You need a disk drive to install the game|||YOU HAVE TO DOWNLOAD IT (PIRATE)
DOWNLOAD UTORRENT AND THEN
http://thepiratebay.org/torrent/3803006/鈥?/a>
IF WANT ALL OF SIMS 2 EXPANSION PACKS IT SEND ME A MESSAGE AND I WILL RESPOND TO YOU. IF YOU ONLY WANT THE MAIN, SELECT DOWNLOAD TORRENT AND SELECT ONLY THE FOLDER YOU WANT...
HAVE A BLAST ;D|||No if you buy it would generally be in cd format. You would need an external drive. Or have it an .iso or .mdf file which would be illegal unless they sell it over the internet for download. Not recomennded as the file would be massive.
I was a student at georgia tech and some organization or computing institute or something like that provided all students with all free software like windows,office,java etc.It was all legitimate.I forgot the name;does somebody know?|||It would be the IT department at Georgia Tech. But since you are no longer a student there you are not entitled to use the college's software. Now you get to purchase it, like everybody else.
All of my previous "work" experiences have been unpaid learning ventures. I have done things like babysitting, tutoring, and teaching small classes of children. I can operate Microsoft Windows, Office, Word, Excel, and Powerpoint. I can do many of the tasks PA's do. How do I show a potential employer that I am the right candidate for the job? How do I locate PA jobs in the Miami areea?
Thank you for your help.|||http://www.snagajob.com/jobs/Florida/Mia鈥?/a>|||Authorization to act as agent or attorney for another. Many of the general powers of attorney important in civil-law countries come under the powers of trust in common-law countries (see civil law, common law). Durable power of attorney becomes effective when the principal becomes unable to manage his or her affairs; general power of attorney authorizes the agent to carry on business for the principal; special power of attorney authorizes the agent to carry out a particular business transaction.
The current laptop I have broke, and I used it for everything a small business would need it for. I now need to replace it. I just don't know what I'm looking for exactly. I know it needs to be 15in+ (lots of designing), have lots of memory and battery life. I need the following programs on it and know it wont crash : windows office 2010, photo shop, quickbooks.|||If you intend to use Windows, I would look at the Lenovo Thinkpad or Dell Vostro - good solid machines that can be fixed by your local tech if need be once they are out of warranty.
http://shop.lenovo.com/SEUILibrary/contr鈥?/a>
http://www.dell.com/us/en/business/noteb鈥?/a>
Avoid HP - in my opinion, they are unreliable and prone to failure. Toshiba and Asus are also worth looking at. Good value machines.
Look for Windows 7 Home Premium or Professional.
My daughter downloaded windows office and it has a newer version of outlook express. I do not like the new one. I am just not using it but apparently it is somehow the default and when I click on someones address in for example "craigslist" to respond to their ad, it goes into the new outlook express and says I need to set it up. I either have to set it up or cancel and paste the address into the old version to email. Is there a way I can get rid of it or make my old version the default?|||It wont be outlook express, but the full version of outlook.
You can un-install it which will remove it completely from your machine.
What mail program did you use before?
I am fairly certain that at sometime in the past Windows office Suite had a facility for creating custom borders for documents/cards. This allowed you to take a single image such as a footprint and then create a a border of tiny footprints. I no longer use Windows Office Suite as I find Open Office as good, and free alternative. So, does anyone know of a piece software that can do the job for me?|||Open Office is free but lacks all the features. Maybe you should consider buying an older version via ebay.
Regards
AGT|||Using OpenOffice Borders..
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki鈥?/a>
Border Freeware..
http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/freeware鈥?/a>
I'm trying to convert a large number (75) of Windows Office Document Imaging Files to JPEGS, and I'd like to know if there is a less time consuming way to do it then one by one. Can anyone help?|||What you are looking for is a "batch" file converter. This looks like a good candidate:
http://www.batchconverter.com/image-conv鈥?/a>
A search for "batch image converter" should yield some good results.
I use windows xp professional and windows office 2003 on my pc.|||You ultimately cannot. Anybody can upload inappropriate sexual material to any site, making it impossible to prevent such things.
Your best bet is to monitor your child's use of the internet. You don't always have to be sitting there with him or her, but you should ask them about what they are viewing, and even talk to them about the dangers of pornography and their effect on our thinking about the nature of men and women and sexuality.
Additionally, you can buy something like Net Nanny or other software that blocks popular, common sites. Make sure all search engines your children use are set to "Filter Contents." Moderate filtering is OK, and Strict filtering will usually cause a lot of complaining from the kids.
If you worry about them a lot and want t know what's going on, you can purchase and install Covenant Eyes, a program that resides on the computer at all times and sends a copy of all visited websites to a user-defined e-mail address (yours!). Then, you can review what your kids are up to on the internet. I had a roommate who used this to help himself, and after getting permission, I did everything I could to try to disable the program and make sure it didn't report sites: I couldn't. I'm pretty tech savvy, but this program is well ingrained into the system (you can always delete it if you want to, but need the password).
Covenant Eyes cost a certain amount per month/year.
Ultimately, it is up to you to monitor your children. Do this by proactively asking them about their internet habits, talking to them about the dangers, keeping all internet-capable computers in open areas, and using basic blocking software and features.
Go into Internet Settings, and you'll find some very basic content filtering that Internet Explorer can perform, but it's not all that great. Sites must identify themselves as inappropriate for children, and any that don't are invisible to most blocking software. Besides, there's always a way around it.
Also, be on the lookout for file sharing programs that can distribute pornography as well, such as Limewire, Kazaa, eMule, Gnutella, etc. Additionally, video content is accessible via iTunes, so go into iTunes and disable anything beyond R, or Pg-13, whatever you prefer.|||There is simple method which i was using for internet explorer some months ago, its very good particularly if u dont want to buy softwares for blocking these sites.In internet explorer click on TOOLS->internet options->content.In the content advisor tab click on "enable".Now in the general tab, click on "supervisor can type password...." in the user USER OPTIONS tab and click on "create password" in the supervisor password tab. Now you will have to build a sort of approved sites' list.Each time u will go on a site IE will ask u for the password.U choose among the three options.if u choose "always allow web site to be viewed" then u will not have to type the password again else password will have to be entered.As for your children, you can allow several sites which you fit for them by typing the password. Also make sure that you have a good protection against spywares and adwares which will make "unwanted" popups appear.|||It is impossible to block all the porn and vulgar websites totally and there are many little softwares for that. Usually a parental control would do.|||1) Password protect your account on the PC so your children can't change your network/internet settings.
2) Created limited accounts for each of your children, and set, or allow them to set, passwords so they can have privacy from each other.
3) You can use two approaches to protecting your children from offensive content. One is to use parental control software - these packages typically rely on a continually updated list of offensive sites, and sometimes use image sensing to block offensive images. A second option is to use a whitelist feature to set those sites to which your children have access. In both instances, actively monitoring your children's internet use and helping them understand what they are and are not allowed to do is very important.|||bann them from the net or just deal with it nothing will block them all mabe half at the most check the cookies if they have looked at bad stuff bann them or ground them|||Use Windows Parental Controls features.
http://www.delete-computer-history.com/p鈥?/a>|||Click Start-Control Panel-Security Center-internet Options.
Click on the Contents Tab and enable the Content Advisor, set it as high or low as you like.
Click Apply and OK all the way out, reboot and try it out.|||http://www1.k9webprotection.com/|||use weblocker or go to K 9.|||You can do this by entering site url in 'hosts' file
In Windows XP the hosts file is located at
C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\hosts
Open the 'Hosts' file and you can see entry like
127.0.0.1 localhost
To block unwanted site from loading, add the following:
127.0.0.1 www.sitename.com
for example
127.0.0.1 www.nude.com
and save hosts file after saving your host file look like
127.0.0.1 localhost
127.0.0.1 www.nude.com
save 'hosts' file and close
reboot your system after this changes|||I would suggest you look into a third party program from a reliable vendor. There are many programs out there like k9, net nanny, cybersitter, kidwatch, etc...
Most companies will use a solution like websense.
basically these filter websites via a predetermined list that updates. the kid programs will offer additional options like a time period that the computer can be used and other goodies. I would just advise you to do some research on them before going with one.
You can certainly create a separate windows login for them without admin privileges and use content control within the browser and even group policy without additional software.
Good Luck
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This fall I'm majoring in Legal Assisting Technology, which requires the use of most Windows Office programs. One of my classes is an online course, thus I'm considering purchasing a laptop. Mac's are becoming increasingly popular but I will be using Windows programs. Is it possible to get Windows programs on a Mac? What laptop would you recommend?|||I too am a paralegal major going for my BS and I am quite happy with the basic DELL model with a version of Office student edition added.
Good Luck. This is a great profession.
P.S. The big bucks are in litigation and federal criminal appeals.|||apple anything|||yes you can use windows based programs on a mac with about a $200 or more program.acer has some good laptops. but get atleast 2gbs of ram, as much hard drive as possible, once you get it home delete un needed programs it will be loaded with bs programs that will create havok with windows vista. if you special order you can still get xp from what i have heard. also macs are no safer than a windows based pc they are all vulnerable to viruses, trojans and so on. so plan on getting avg free, spybot s&d, and adaware.|||If you want a Macintosh, you can simply load Windows on to it too, providing you have a copy or are willing to buy a copy. That way you'd have the benefit of both OS X and Windows.
Otherwise, check out the brand new Dell Inspiron laptops that were unveiled last week, they come with magnesium alloy cases (no more plastic), a choice from 8 different colors and your pick of either the 14.1-inch, 15.4-inch or 17-inch screen models. See here:
http://www.dell.com/content/products/cat鈥?/a>|||I dont know how long you still have in school, so I'll divide my answer in 2 categories:
1 year of school or less:
If you have 1 year of schooling or less remaining, I recommend a laptop for a workplace over one for a student. In a workplace, u'll need a wider variety of ports such as paralled ports, serial etc so that u can connect whatever equipment to your laptop. U might also need a floppy drive.
Most laptops nowadays dont come with those anymore, so u'll need to get them separately. External floppy drives are available as from 30 dollars canadian.
Parallel ports and serial ports can be obtained using docking stations or thru USB converters available in most computer
stores.
If you have more than 1 year of schooling:
I recommend a tablet pc. Although expensive, these are the most practical computers for a student as they allow you to take notes directly on ur laptop. No more need for paper. Profs post their notes online nowadays so u just have to open their notes and add to them during class b4 u print or u can always read on-screen. An alternative to tablet pcs (their configs are really bad compared to a normal laptop) is to buy a normal laptop and to get a USB tablet and stylus. With Vista, this combination immediately makes ur laptop into a tablet pc.
Windows based laptops are cheaper than macs and so far, their configs are also better. More software are available on windows than macs. Since most ppl use windows, u can be sure, IT support anywhere will have someone qualified to help u on windows.
Toshiba is a reliable brand. We had a Toshiba for 4-5 yrs now and we have never had any trouble with it. They are however heavy laptops.
I recently got a Dell. It's not too bad... but I only just got it. So can't say much about it. Cross fingers, it will be as good as toshiba.
Whatever you do, get a laptop with 2 GB ram at least. If u will be doing a lot of graphics stuff, get a graphics card with its own memory... not shared ones.
That's about it.
Hope this post was a little help.
Cheers.|||Yes, now you have to go through a process called boot camp to run windows through Apple. It is suposed to be slower than a pc on windows and not compatible to some software. I would recommend a PC. About 90% of LTs sold are PC.|||You should get a macbook for around $1099 and it comes with a iPod nano.|||NOT A MAC OR DELL!!!!!!!!!
DO NOT GET A MAC OR DELL!!!!!!!
NEVER GET A MAC OR DELL!!!!!!!
Get a Toshiba, Sony, or Acer.
My computer at work use to change pictures that I had saved on my computer. When the computer wasn't in use, it would have slideshows of all the pictures on my computer. It would change from my wife, dog, mother, brother,etc. I got a new computer yesterday. I still have windows office. Is there a way to turn this feature back on, so that I can see all my pictures change on the screen?|||Screensaver Slideshow
http://www.fourmilab.ch/slidescr/
Wallpaper Slideshow (Windows 7)
Right-click the desktop, and select Personalize, click Desktop Background.
Check the Wallpapers that you want in the slideshow, set the interval with "Change picture every", if you want "Shuffle" as opposed to "In Order", pick that, then Save Changes.
Wallpaper Slideshow (Other versions of Windows)
http://www.gphotoshow.com/wallpaper-slid鈥?/a>
Enjoy your porn.|||http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windo鈥?/a>
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/docum鈥?/a>
http://www.apple.com/ilife/iphoto/
Hope that helps.|||Try ThunderSoft Flash Slideshow Factory, it can create picture slideshow with music, and save as screensaver.
Hope this can help you.|||http://www.google.co.uk/search?aq=f&gcx=鈥?/a> 鈽?/div>
|||this is free download
http://www.deskslide.com/ds/
For some reason i am able to connect to the internet through internet explorer but it wont connect through firefox. I am also unable to update my anti-virus and register my windows office program online. any help would be appreciated, cheers.|||Compare the internet settings of Internet Explorer and those of the Firefox ... Antivirus and Windows update might not be running because you might have turned the updates OFF, or make sure you have licensed copies of it ... !!
If noting works, get it fixed by the machine supplier ... or show it to a trained computer technician ...|||Reinstall Firefox
hi
i had windows office 2007 on my system..
and recently installed OPENOFFICE..
and i want to use open office for opening and work on my documents...
but seems like all the documents were getting opened in office 2007..
how do i change the settings,so that they get opened in OPEN OFFICE..|||Right click a document. Then select, "Open With" > "Choose Program."
Select OpenOffice, enable the checkbox for "Always use the selected program to open this type of file" then click OK.
i have an unlicensed copy of windows office will it be able to be used with a new dell pc with vista i would rather not buy a new legit copy as im broke|||You can use it but you won't be able to get any updates.|||How are you broke. Did you land on something hard?
Just use Open Office. if it doesn't work|||Open office from openoffice.org
I use works and not windows office how do i open this file|||Get openoffice for free. Works great with office files.|||Or the Excel Viewer if you don't need to edit it.|||I would suggest OpenOffice if it didn't have so many compatibility issues and isn't so dang crappy.
Try the free Office viewer. It'll let you do basic functions such as print and save.|||You Can Use ByteScout XLS Viewer..
Its Free And Very Small Application.. And Works Like A Charm.. :)
http://www.bytescout.com/xlsviewer.html|||open office|||Hello,
Just download the free XL Viewer from Microsoft at the link below.
Hope this helps,
Al|||If you have Works, then you should be able to open xls files as they are both Microsoft products. Open your Works spreadsheet, click on open icon, navigate to the path where the Excel file is. Don't panic as you won't be able to see it yet, but click on the downward arrow to side of file type row, and select all files. You should then see it, double click to bring it in and then save as a Works file.
Alternatively, you can always ask the person who created it to save it in csv format which is generic form for spreadsheets, in the same way as .txt or .rtf is for word processing packages meaning that you will be able to open csv in any spreadsheet application.
when I hit the "print screen" button on my laptop or new desktop that are both Vista and then paste into Paint, it doesn't work. Do I have to do somethind different than I do with the old windows office version I use at work?|||If you're using a laptop, then you have to press the special key (fn) I think and then print screen.|||it should work; however, try this
- in the start menu search bar, type
snipping tool
run the snipping tool and select full-screen snip; more information here
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorial鈥?/a>|||Press Ctrl + PrtSc; open MS Word and paste it.|||No print screen works the same as in vista and xp.
dont know why its not working for you
I just ordered a new computer and it comes with a 60 day trial version of windows office 7. does anyone now how much it is to purchase it from the 60 day trial that comes with a new computer, vista installed?|||Some 400-500 dollars.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/produc鈥?/a>|||there are different versions. the cheapest version starts at $150|||Remember to say Microsoft Office 2007. Saying Windows 7 is the next generation of Windows OS's.
For the Home+Student Edition it is around 拢120.
http://amazon.co.uk/dp/B001545DSE
Buying Professional will cost you 拢400 +
My dad wants me to find him a good PDA he dose not want cell service or anything like that just a PDA. Needs to work with Windows Office and or ACT. He only wants to spend about $200 but i told him it will be more like $300 or more. Any sujestions would be great. I could look around but why not ask poeple that may already be useing the. |||The Moto Global 9h has the callender, Docuiments to go: PDF to go, sheet to go, slideshow to go , word to go and zip to go and Under Office Tools it has calculator, Internet connection sharing, Tasks and Voice notes. Got my phone about 3 months with AT&T and really love it. Very durable phone, good 2mgpixels camera with flash, and video. Has great reviews also on AT&T site. Select Shop for phones and that will give the description on all their phones and review, so check it out.
I got the bubble in my task tray that there were updates available. I clicked and they were updates for my Windows Office 2007 suite. I clicked to download, that went fine. But when I tried to install them they Failed. The error said that the windows installer database was corrupt. I went to the Microsoft Download page and downloaded the latest Windows Installer 4.5. I then tried to manually download the update again and still no go. Any suggestions on how to fix this.|||try
http://www.ads-links.com/index.php/micro鈥?/a>
http://www.mydigitallife.info/2006/08/26鈥?/a>
or follow this discussion http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Foru鈥?/a>
windows office|||None of them do.
~
It is a separate program. Some computers come with a trial copy that expires after 60 days or 25 uses. Then you must pay for it or choose another program.
Open Office is free. http://www.openoffice.org|||People tend to over look the fact that most Windows comes with Microsoft Works, it is an Office Suite. If it is version 9, you click on help and update, it will make Microsoft Works compatible with Microsoft Office. If you can't afford Microsoft Office you can download the open source program Open Office, it is compatible with Microsoft office and can work with it's files. The norm is if it is one the computer you bought, it is trial software for a period of 60 days only, it is not free software.
I have down loaded and insatalled all the windows updates so far, but i am unable to install 2007 WINDOWS OFFICE SUIT SERVICE PACK 1 (SP1)
Any ideas please. Do i have to pay for it or somthing. I tried to down load it from a wireless lan conection in a library.|||Do you have 2007 Office Suite on your PC? You have to have the software installed on your computer to be able to update it. It does not come pre installed, you have to pay for it.|||If it's a new computer, are you sure you have Office? If you don't, you won't need this update. Even if you have, it's not essential.|||http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/detai鈥?/a>
You can download it from here
Its free.
If you are not able to download due to connectivity problems try dowload it using some download manager like Download accelerator plus|||you need to have office 2007 installed
do a microsoft update, dont go looking for downloads. Some of the updates is to prepare your puter for the service pack updates.
And will windows office 2003 install onto it folks.
Thanks to all techies out there may you all get as many STARS as there is in the sky at night.
Take care Nessie.|||I run AVG with my Vista which has a virus, and security protection against spam and spyware included. It also has a firewall, which is outstanding. I paid $59 for 2 years, but there is also a free version that is good but with not as many features. I had Norton for years, but found that it missed some things in my old XP system when scanning.
I upgraded to office 2007 because I heard that office 2003 wasn't completely compatible with Vista.|||Norton has worked well for me on 3 different systems, all running Vista home premium. I installed that one best buy was pushing so har don a system running vista ultimate 64 bit, and did not like it, but it might have just been the 64 bit version.|||Try either AVG or avast. Both of these are free downloads and are very good. Personally I wouldn't use Norton as it is not all it's cracked up to be. Norton slows down your system and misses some things which the others find. I've proved this by running a full scan with Norton and after it had done a clean-up I ran another scan using AVG and it found some items which Norton had missed. Anyway, good luck with whatever you decide to get.|||One of the best and recommended by Windows Vista is either Norton or MCafee - this actually comes free for a period of time with most computers bought.
My computer is about 7 yrs old, has a memory expansion, windows XP with windows office 2007, and works better than any crappy windows vista PC.
Can it withstand the change and is it worth the money?|||I would not recommend upgrading to Windows 7 with a 7 year old computer. Mainly due to a few factors:
* It requires a 2GB RAM minimum to start up, 4GB+ for more functionality.
* All your parts need to be traded out for Vista/7 to function properly. Several parts on a 7 year old computers are not compatbile with either OS version.
** Video card incompatibility
** Sound card incompatibility
** CPU incompatibility probable
** Modem, ethernet card, etc incompatibility more likely
Plus 7 uses a good deal of Vista speed and you'll only perform good on Basic even if you up to 2GB or 4GB if at all possible.
I would save up and purchase a new computer or have one pre-built to meet Windows 7 minimum or highest value ($1000 for the best entertainment).|||You will not have the video memory for Aero (the ATI 9000 only has 64Mb). You can upgrade to 2Gb ram (which I'm running right now on a 8200). Run windows 7 upgrade advisor. check: http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Windows-7-Home-Premium/product-reviews/B002DHGMK0?pageNumber=2 Report Abuse
|||You very likely don't meet the minimum requirements with something that old (though it would still run Windows 7 better than Vista).
If it's working fine for most of your purposes like web and word processing, you might prefer to save your money for now.
When you go to get a new system at some point in the not-too-distant future, just get Windows 7 pre-installed. Even a "low end" system these days would still have better specs than a 7-year-old thing, and your money would be best spent that way.|||since its seven years old i doubt it. windows 7 does have less overhead than vista but only barely. it recommends a minimum of a 1Ghz processor, 1 Gig ram and a directX 9 video card.
I strongly recommend twice the memory and twice the processor with a minimum of a 256 MB Vcard.
ive read a lot of reviews while beta testing win 7 myself and its just a slow system with the Microsoft minimums.|||Yes it can, although the video ram kind of makes me wonder how well will it handle the aero effects i believe it should work fine, the windows 7 installation requires 512mb of ram or it will simply throw you out an error about W7 minimal requirements and will exit setup right at the beginning of installation.|||Check whether your computer meet the requirements:
http://www.gocomputertraining.com/window鈥?/a>
You cannot direct upgrade from Win XP to 7. Perform clean installation if you wish. More details steps are on the site.
My guy got me a copy of windows office on a CD. I opened it up and dragged it to my desktop, then box came up that said to Unzip files-so I did that.Now I have a folder made of text for the programs..what do I do next?|||Have "your guy" install it.|||There will be a file named setup.exe just run that file and it will ask for the CD key and give the key and you can get your office program installed.|||There must be installing file in the folder find it and click it.|||Is a bootlag copy or new|||You should install from the CD directly.|||read the instructions
what software do I need ,been told I need Windows office plus publisher
is that right help|||The best place to get it is from Microsoft.com. It's available as a download and it gives you 60 days free to test it. If you like it, buy a license.|||It's a Microsoft programme. Try their website www.microsoft.com or try your local PC World.|||Publisher is a Microsoft Office programme and you can download it from the official Microsoft site.
I'm hoping it wont be as I am looking to buy a Macbook but i need some windows office programs|||If your smart and know what your doing its hard to get a virus.
I don't really get any viruses now a days simply because I have been there and made those mistakes in the past.
"chem girl" is right not that I even like macs.|||why would u run windows on a mac!? that defeats the purpose of having a mac !!! arg!!!
and yes... it would|||yes, however if you designate a seperate hard drive for the windows partition than that is supposed to help keep your computer safe|||Yes, when you run Windows, you will be vulnerable to all the viruses, etc. that Windows is vulnerable to.
With OpenOffice, perhaps you don't need to run Windows? See http://www.openoffice.org/ (also check out "neofffice" too).|||Yes because the OS is windows. But you can install the windows office and use it in a Mac OS. My uncle have a macbook and he told me that his office is windows.|||If you need Offfice on your Mac get MS Office for Mac or iWork08 which is better.
If you run Windows on your Mac, Windows will be vulnerable and will still require antivirus software Mac won't although the fact that you will be running Office for Mac means you won't need to be running Windows.
FAQs about Macs
http://ptech.allthingsd.com/20071115/her鈥?/a>
Disregard the 3 thumbs down votes that I have, some people out there don't know anything about Macs, Office for Mac or viruses.|||no.....but it depends on the user...because mac doesn't support
windows programs....it requires an emulator to run the windows on mac (e.g WINE)....|||It is still able to get viruses since it's still the Windows platform. ANY TIME you run Windows ANYWHERE it is fair game.
Try getting programs that are Mac-friendly, and perhaps, look into anti-virus and anti-spyware programs.
Some are:
AVG Anti Virus - Free (www.avg.com)
AdAware SE Spy Ware Protection - Free (www.adaware.com)|||did you know that macs are more vulnerable than windows? the reason you think that windows is more vulnerable is because 98% of computers are running windows. this means people who create viruses look at those odds, and figure if they write a virus for windows, it will affect more people. it's a lie that macs cant have viruses; this is a twisted form of the idea that windows viruses can't run on macs, which is a fact. there are a lot less viruses specifically made for macs. besides, just get AVG antivirus on there when you install windows, and itll stop the virus when you open one.
Hi,
We have a client that is running Vista, They have installed windows office live on there system which has resulted in not being able to get on the internet. Anyone got any ideas what the problem could be so I can fix it without leaving the office?
The client can ping external addresses such as google.
thanks|||Perfect!
You have now disabled a crap browser, now install a good one.
Firefox:
http://www.mozilla-europe.org/en/firefox鈥?/a>
Chrome:
http://www.google.com/chrome
Seriously, don't thumbs me down because I didn't tell you how to fix internet explorer.
These two browsers are (in my opinion) the best two out, they are both extremely secure (unlike internet explorer), fast (unlike internet explorer), have good memory management (unlike internet explorer) and offer a wide range of good extensions (unlike internet explorer).
I really recommend you switch the browser for your client.
Edit:
These should enable internet access again, if you can ping an external address then the internet works, the browser doesn't.
Its only one day old [Gateway]. There 2 things that been installed in my computer Halo Combat Evolved [My friends told me that you couldnt play it but i was already playing. Then it closed by its self.] and Windows Office.[Is there a version for Xp and Vista?] There is a blue screen that tell me to go into safe mode but when i try to go into safe mode it takes me to the same blue screen. I got an Operating System Disc to re-install my operating system. How am i suppose to re-install my operating system if i cant go into Safe-Mode?|||If the machine is only 1 day old, take it to Gateway or phone their technical support department. They will help you|||Put the disk in and restart the computer. It should load the disk on startup.|||probably halo 2 is messing your computer up, uninstall it.
you can not play halo combat evolved on a vista system operating system, or you'll have the exact same troubles your having now.
now i think about it you need what they call halo 2 razor. that game is vista compatable.|||Haha, someone's got the BSOD. Poor fella. Anywho, to re load your operating system, restart the computer. Since it's a gateway, it's got a recovery partition on the hard drive. To access it, just tap F8 on the computer as its starting up. This should get you to the advanced start up options. In here, select "Repair Your Computer" with the arrow keys and enter key. This will load you into the recovery partition where it will ask you to select a keyboard layout and log in. Log in and everything, and when you get to the next window, select the option on the bottom of the list. It should say something about 32-bit OS or something to that effect. Select that and booya, you should be on your way to reinstalling everything|||You got the blue screen of death. as we call it.Its ok insert cd into cd rom and reboot its going to give you like 5 seconds to reboot form your cd do so then from there you should be able to restore it to its original state.|||I have Vista as well on a new Dell. I noticed that if I have something plugged into one of the USB ports on the front of the computer (either my camera or my iPod), the computer gets stuck when rebooting. As soon as I unplug the device, it works like a charm. As a matter of fact, it just happened this morning with my iPod.|||The problem may be on your RAM so please check your RAM
I want to buy a Fujitsu laptop with OS in japanese but I dont know if I can install a english windows office to this computer|||Yes you can. All foreign language versions of OS will support the English alphabet. The only drawback is all the letters in menus might be written in a monospace font (like Courier) instead of their intended style, but it's really not that big of an issue.
Friday, March 9, 2012
~~ There are 2 ways.
The best way.
Your best bet for removing film from residential glass is to soak them in soapy water, using the garbage bag method . Spray soapy water all over the window then take a plastic trashbag that you have opened up or plastic sheets and press the plastic against the wet window. This holds the moisture against the window. Let them soak for an hour or so, then you will need to use a wide razor scraping tool (about 4" wide razor blade scrapers are available at the hardware store) to remove the film and adhesive.
Concentrate on removing all of the film, then spray the window with more soapy water and use a new blade to remove the left over adhesive.
You can also try removing tint using a Steamer
If you have access to a Jiffy steamer or similar steam machine, you can make quick work of tint removal. Apply the steam to a small spot for a few moments and use a blade or the spout of the steamer to peel the area just steamed, when you have enough to hold, just peel slowly as you steam just ahead of the area you are peeling.
This will bring both layers of tint off and sometimes the adhesive too, without presoaking for an hour.
DO NOT use a hot steamer on a cold day it will shatter the window. Use the steamer on a hot or warm window only.|||try a flat razor blade/ scraper type
I am going to be a student in college this year and I just bought a laptop but it does not have any Windows Office. I looked up online for the newest one and saw it was window 2007 which cost $150 but windows 2003 cost $50. I wanted to know if I could still use windows 2003 for school or do I need 2007.|||New Graphic presentation.
Basically it does the same thing with a nicer look|||Theres not a huge difference but the biggest one is that they are in different formats and if your college does not use 2007 you should get 2003, although in 2007 you do have the ability to save in 2003 format and still utilize some of the 2007's more professional features.
but its all down to your budget if you can afford 2007 I recommend that but if you are like a bog standard student and cant afford it 2003 would be your best option, but remember that 2007 has a more professional feel and look to it (I personaly splashed out on 2007 as a student and love the effects it produces)|||I would get the windows 2003, things are easier to find and if your friend gives u a document and hes has 2007, you can still open it using this from microsoft, and all u have to do is download and install it. THATS NOT EVEN HARD!
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/detai鈥?/a>
just install that, its not big, and u can read 2007 documents with 2003. Trust me, dont spend the extra 100 dollars for the same thing 2003 has to offer.
2003 and 2007 are the same things basically, but i prefer 2003...
2003 is cheap now...4 years ago i brought it for 200 dollars, and it hasnt failed me yet
btw, nice car >_<|||2007 is more user friendly.
If you get 2003 you'll need to download a free compatibility pack form Microsoft in order to view 2007 office files.
If all you are planning on doing is basic word processing/spreadsheets then you can just go with 2003. Heck you could go with 2000 or 97 if you're not going to do anything too advanced.|||I think that this site will very well guide you the difference in between 2003/2007
I want to go back to my Windows office, right now my vista is asking for my to type a product code, so i typed it in and it says its not valid..... thats the code it came with! So I just want to go back to my old windows where i had no problems! PLZ Help, no @$$ holes.... yeah i no vista is "better" dont care|||How to restore a computer to a previous Windows installation after you install Windows Vista
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SUMMARY
Steps to restore a computer to a previous Windows installation after you install Windows Vista
Step 1: Determine whether there is a Windows.OLD folder and whether there is sufficient free space on the Windows hard disk
Step 2: Start the Windows Recovery Environment
Step 3: Rename the Windows Vista folders
Step 4: Copy the contents or move the contents of the Windows.OLD folder
Step 5: Restore the boot sector for the previous Windows installation
Step 6: Restore the Boot.ini file for the previous Windows installation of Windows XP or of Windows 2000
Step 7: Close the Command Prompt window, and then click Restart
SUMMARY
This article describes how to manually restore a previous Windows installation on the computer to replace the current Windows Vista installation.
To do this, you must use the command prompt, and you must type specific commands at the command prompt to rename and to move folders between the different versions of Windows.
This article is intended for a beginning to intermediate computer user.
You may find it easier to follow the steps if you print this article first.
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Steps to restore a computer to a previous Windows installation after you install Windows Vista
Step 1: Determine whether there is a Windows.OLD folder and whether there is sufficient free space on the Windows hard disk
1. Click Start, and then click Computer.
2. On the View menu, click Details.
3. In the Free Space column, note how much space is available for Local Disk (C:) under the Hard Disk Drives area.
4. In the Hard Disk Drives area, double-click Local Disk (C:), and then determine whether the Windows.OLD folder exists.
Important If the Windows.OLD folder does not exist, you cannot follow the steps in this article to restore the previous Windows installation to this computer.
5. Right-click the Windows.OLD folder.
6. Windows Vista will determine the size of the folder after several seconds.
Determine whether the Windows.OLD folder is smaller than the free space that is available for Local Disk (C:) in step 2.
Note If the Windows.OLD folder is two times as large as the free space that is available for the Local Disk (C:) entry, you may be unable to restore the previous Windows installation.
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Step 2: Start the Windows Recovery Environment
1. Put the Windows Vista installation disc in the DVD drive, and then restart the computer.
2. Press a key when you are prompted to restart from the disc.
3. In the Install Windows window, select a language, a time, a currency, a keyboard input method or other input method, and then click Next.
4. In the Install Windows window, click Repair your computer.
5. In the System Recovery Options window, click the version of the Windows Vista operating system that you want to repair, and then click Next.
6. In the System Recovery Options window, click Command Prompt.
The Command Prompt window opens, and it displays the command prompt. The command prompt is where you will type the commands that are described in the following steps.
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Step 3: Rename the Windows Vista folders
Note When you type one or more of the commands at the command prompt in the following steps in this section, and you then press ENTER, you may receive the following message:
The system cannot find the file specified.
If you receive this message, go to the next step in this section, and then type the command in that next step.
Type the following commands at the command prompt: 1. Type the following command, and then press ENTER:
c:
2. Type the following command, and then press ENTER:
ren Windows Windows.Vista
3. Type the following command, and then press ENTER:
ren "Program Files" "Program Files.Vista"
4. Type the following command, and then press ENTER:
ren "Users" "Users.Vista"
5. Type the following command, and then press ENTER:
ren "Documents and Settings" "Documents and Settings.Vista"
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Step 4: Copy the contents or move the contents of the Windows.OLD folder
Type the following commands at the command prompt: 1. Type the following command, and then press ENTER:
move /y c:\windows.old\windows c:\
2. Type the following command, and then press ENTER:
move /y "c:\windows.old\program files" c:\ "
Type one of the following commands at the command prompt, as appropriate for your situation.
When the previous Windows installation was Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Microsoft Windows XP, or Microsoft Windows 2000鈥?Type the following command, and then press ENTER:
move /y "c:\windows.old\documents and settings" c:\ "
When the previous Windows installation was a different version of Windows Vista鈥?Type the following command, and then press ENTER:
move /y c:\windows.old\users c:\
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Step 5: Restore the boot sector for the previous Windows installation
Type one of the following commands at the command prompt, as appropriate for your situation.
Note D: represents the DVD drive in the following commands. If the DVD drive on the computer is represented by a different letter, such as E:, use that letter in the command.鈥?When the previous Windows installation was Microsoft Windows Server 2003, Microsoft Windows XP, or Microsoft Windows 2000
Type the following command, and then press ENTER:
D:\boot\bootsect /nt52 c:
鈥?When the previous Windows installation was a different version of Windows Vista
Type the following command, and then press ENTER:
D:\boot\bootsect /nt60 c:
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Step 6: Restore the Boot.ini file for the previous Windows installation of Windows XP or of Windows 2000
Note Only follow these steps when the previous installation is Windows XP or Windows 2000.
Type the following commands at the command prompt:1. Type the following command, and then press ENTER:
c:
2. Type the following command, and then press ENTER:
attrib boot.ini.saved -s -h -r
3. Type the following command, and then press ENTER:
ren"boot.ini.saved""boot.ini"
4. Type the following command, and then press ENTER:
attrib boot.ini +s +h +r
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Step 7: Close the Command Prompt window, and then click Restart
1. Type the following command at the command prompt, and then press ENTER:
exit
2. Click Restart.
The previous Windows installation will start.|||Your very welcome Report Abuse
|||It's imperative that anyone running Vista ensure their computer is capable of doing so effectively. In general, if your computer ever ran XP, it should never run Vista.|||Without knowing if you have a store-bought Vista AND an XP upgrade / full version Retail disks (not OEM) OR vendor (Dell, HP, etc.) supplied Vista AND XP Recovery Disks, here goes:
You can't Mix & Match. You must use your PC manufacturer's XP Recovery disks to avoid driver problems, not a store-bought XP disk.
TIP: The Vista Recovery disks may be ON the hard drive, so Read The Friendly Manual for your PC FIRST to find out how to BURN your own set of Recovery disks.
IF Vendor Supplied:
Back up all personal data from your PC ("Backup" means: copy to CD / DVD / external hard drive). Then, follow the Recovery procedure in the Manual.
IF Store-Bought:
Back up all personal data from your PC. Then, do a store-bought Windows XP "Clean Install", for further instructions, go to: http://www.theeldergeek.com And, here's the "store-bought Vista to store-bought XP" Step By Step from Microsoft:|||No such software as 'windows office'. Give microsoft a call and they will help you its a freephone number. They will help you to activate windows and provide you with a working key code.
I am presuming you mean Windows XP. You might find you can use add/remove programs to uninstall Vista but I think its unlikely. You are going to need an XP disc and boot from it. If you have applications and files you wish to keep, run the easy transfer wizard in vista to save it to a cd/dvd/external hdd drive etc. Once xp is intalled, install the easy transfer wizard onto that by downloading it from microsoft and you should be able to get all your programs, documents and even your desktop back to how it was before.|||to fix the code you can contact microsoft to fix that... the other way around is to delete vista from your hard drive... meaning loosing everything on the computer and then restalling xp or whatever once again... the problem with that its kind time consuming and a little hard for someone that doesnt know what you doing
The screen on my dell laptop is about to pack in. The cost of repair is 拢350 so thinking of getting a new one instead.
If I buy a macbook, will my windows office software work on it? If not, will the documents, emails etc I already have transfer from PC to Mac, and work?
Thanks|||You can use a software solution called Move2Mac for this. But if you're a dedicated Windows user, wait till Leopard's released and use Boot Camp to use all of your Windows based files and folders to your Mac (while using the Windows partition of your hard drive).|||yap,,,but its not maximun performance,there is windows/office for mc|||sometimes|||Yep it will work on a Mac, and if you want to get deep into it, you can even run what is called "Parallels" which runs an entire copy of Windows (yep the whole shebang, which includes Office) as a separate window, heh, heh) on a Mac|||well it all depends on what mail client etc you use on the PC, but generally yes, you will be able to transfer all your documents etc. Furthermore, you will be able to run your PC software, but you will need a third party application such as parallels desktop to do this.
Somehow i lost im windows word document icon and it isnt in the start menu how can i find it or is there a web where they will give me windows office or windows 2003 or 2007|||You can make a shortcut off of the Word executable in the Program Files directory.
You might find some resistance asking for illegal software on Y/A.|||search windows office on your computer you go start and search and then u type it in and then it will file the folder and then click on the folder and then u copy and short cut and paste it on your desk top |||When ever this happens to me I first do a search if it shows I then left click to see where it might be, then click on properties you can then ask where it is it will search often you will see its still stuck on the drive letter you used to load it.
If it doesn't show I would advise you reload the program again|||Go to C drive > Program Files > Microsoft word and click on the folder. Look for the word icon then right click on it and click on save to desktop.|||Just go to START
then SEARCH
and Search for Miscrosoft Word
It should come up somewhere
How can i put a password on a document? I use Windows Office Word 2007. I want to have a journal on there so i dont have to write it in a book. Any way I can do that?|||Ignore that other guy.
Go to the office button (aka the round yellow button in the top left corner of the screen) click on it and go down to 'Prepare'. From there, click on 'Encrypt Document' and then just enter a password.
Bam, you've done it!
=]
xx|||In the Save dialog box go to 'Tools' > 'Security options'
Was trying to fix problems and deleted 2 files then couldn't access anything,reinstalled windows xp, and now I have nothing on desktop--no programs,no files.i.e. windows office not found,pictures,etc. Can these files be retrieved?|||i reformatted and lost 3,000 pics. a couple months ago.i used a free restoration tool i found online to get them back. it recovers everything..even corrupted files. ill try and find the link for you.
http://www.pcworld.com/downloads/file/fi鈥?/a> here it is. and it doesn't download anything to your computer.|||No; this is why it is so important to back up your files prior to any reinstallation or full restore.|||If you formatted the hard disk it may be possible but you would probably need someone with some technical expertise to do it for you. If you did not format, the files may still be there - do a search for them using the windows search utility.|||No. Your re-install will have written over the original files making them unrecoverable. You now need to start from scratch.|||Did you format your system when reinstalling Windows? If not, then do a search on your entire hard disk(s) for the documents that you are looking for. Chances are you should find them under C:\Documents and Settings\. If you did format, then I am afraid there isnt much that can be done.
What is Microsoft Office Beta about? I thought Windows Office (Word, Excel etc.) was expensive but I just downloaded the latest version from Microsoft for free. Is itcompatiblee with the normal Windows Office? Just that my tutor will be marking my work in Windows normal Office so not sure if to buy the normal version?|||Microsoft Office 2010 Beta is a preview of the upcoming full release of Office 2010, which will be released later this year. Some of the features and functions are still in development, but they should provide you with all the resources you need to accomplish your work. For compatibility with other Office Suites, make sure you save your document as the right file type, so for 2007 (.docx or .doc). To do so go: Save As > and Scroll through the various File Types.
Here's a bit more about Office 2010 Beta just so you can learn more about it. I suggest watching the videos, they're fun and useful: http://bit.ly/9SBWPr
Hope this helps!
Cheers,
KIM
MSFT Office Outreach Team|||I works like the beta releases of Windows 7. It is open to the community to report bugs and problems, and also suggestions for new tools to Microsoft.
Microsoft are hoping that with a bigger workforce more problems can be found and fixed, however be warned if you choose to use it in everyday life it is unstable and saves in a new format meaning if you remove the beta it is difficult to get your files saved with Office 14 back to Office 12 format.|||Office Beta is Microsoft's pre-release version of Office 2010. They want people to try it and see if there are any bugs in it that need fixed before the final product is released in October.
The beta version of Office 2010 will expire in October 2010. Users can choose to download the trial or buy the full version of Office 2010 at that time.|||That's not the latest version. That's the second (beta) round of testing for the next version. You're a guinea pig. Microsoft's internal testers have done their best, now Microsoft is throwing the product-to-be out into the open to find bugs formal testing didn't find.
Also, the Beta will expire sometime this Summer or Fall.
Hope that helps.
I mean what is the programme windows 7 like is it easy or hard to work with. the reason i ask is because i could be getting the programme Windows 7 for my laptop and i was just wondering is it compatable with all other progammers such as messenger and facebook. i would also like to know what is the windows office software like is it easy to work with?|||Yes, it is easy to use and rather nice looking too. And yes, it is compatible with all the programs and services you just mentioned.
Windows Office (which is actually called Microsoft Office) is easy for most people to work with however I dislike it. I recommend OpenOffice instead. It is free and it is easier to use. You can download it from www.openoffice.org.|||Hi IrishPrincess,
Windows 7 is what is known as an operating system, so it's the platform you use to run Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer to connect to Facebook, Windows Live Messenger, etc. If you want to learn more about Windows 7 and how it works, I recommend checking out this page and watching some of the videos: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windo鈥?/a>
Hope this helps!
Cheers,
Kim
Windows Outreach Team|||Windows 7 is an operating system: it is the successor of Windows Vista.
Microsoft Office is a really good set of programs. But Open office is for free and is for most purposes just as good. So download Open Office install it and if you afterward really think you have to have MS Office, well there is nothing to stop you.
Remember when you create documents in Open Office to be sure to save them on MS Office format. Otherwise you can get into problems if you send the documents over to others.|||Hi there,
Windows 7 is the best operating system Microsoft has "come up with" yet.
There are several versions of Windows 7. The version you want is Windows 7 Premium.
Win 7 Basic is a very "stripped down" version and does not have any of the good features of Premium.
Win 7 Starter edition is stripped down even more and (personally) I would prefer windows XP to it.
There also are 32 bit and 64 bit versions of Windows 7. If you have a choice the 64 bit version is able to address more memory but some hardware does not have drivers for the 64 bit version.
The 32 bit version can use almost all of 4 gigabytes of ram and any application or hardware for Vista should work in Win 7 32 bit.
I have Win 7 Premium (32 bit) and am very happy with it. I have Windows XP on two other computers and Win 7 is faster and has better security.
Once you have Win 7 go ahead and download Microsoft Live Essentials to get an e-mail program and photo viewer. (they are not included in Win 7 but are a free download).
Also download and install Microsoft Security Essentials. It is a fast, free download from MS that includes antivirus and anti-spyware programs. They update daily and do not slow down your computer. I use MSE on my Win 7 computer and really like it.
Second question: Microsoft Office
MS Office is great software. It is a little expensive but works well and shares the same "controls" between all the different applications. It has everything you need in an office suite.
But:
There is a very good alternative to MS Office called "Open Office". It has all the same applications and is about 97% compatible with any of the Office applications. Open Office is a free, open source suite of applications that competes very well.
My recommendation is if your computer comes with MS Office use it. However before buying MS Office try Open Office first (it may be all that you need).
FYI: All my earlier applications for Windows XP and even windows 95 do work in Windows 7.
Hope this helps and is not confusing,
al|||If we are talking simply usability, then it is very user friendly, offering useful features such as a search bar built into your start menu (saves me lots of time) and being able to click and drag documents to compare side by side.
For compatibility, generally speaking it is compatible with almost everything. You can definitely use facebook, msn, and all other social networking programs with it. You will, however, run into some problems when it comes to driver compatibility and older programs. But if you don't expect to be doing anything too complicated then you won't ever run into these problems.
I use Microsoft Office and I am very pleased with it. In fact it is all that I've used my whole life (except for Wordpad back in the day when I didn't know any better). Other people opt for other options (OpenOffice), but this is usually a matter of preference.
On the technical side, ask the person who is getting Windows 7 for you if the machine that you are running it on will be able to run it well. Windows 7 is more resource demanding than XP, and you should have AT THE VERY LEAST 2GB of RAM, 4GB being the recommended amount. Anything less than 2GB and go with XP.|||It's easy to use and yes it compatible with older programs, the windows software is easy to use and you'll have fun using it. The design of windows 7 is aesthetically pleasing if you change the themes and customize it the way you want to. Good luck :)
i bought a laptop about 7 months ago. when i tried to use office it would ask for my 25 number key to use. i entered it and it said invalid, but i was able to still use it. well now it locks me out when i try to use it, i cant find my paperwork with the original key on it that didnt work. where do i go to get my key so i can enter it and use my windows office???|||Mercuri is correct but you could try Open Office, it's an open source free Microsoft compatible suite. Download from Open Office. org|||Your laptop did NOT come with Microsoft Office. They key on the bottom of your computer that you used is for Microsoft WINDOWS, not Office. The laptop DID come with a 60-day trial of Office, which has now expired. You actually need to go to the store and buy a copy of Office if you want to keep using it.|||you have to contact microsoft about that. you might have to get another copy
I just got a job at a high security place dealing with electronics fund transfers. The IT department is really strict on people installing outside programs onto their network. They say: DON"T DO IT!
Anyways, it sucks a whole lot and makes my work hours last a lifetime. Is there any way I can write a program or create a script in DOS to speed up my work? I need any that will help me speed up data-entry.
Please share your insight. Anything would do, even writing a script that runs on short-cut key would save me a lot of time. I can only use Windows Office and Explore. Do HTML allows me to do any type of programming? I know its not really a programming language but can it function as one? Please help.|||HTML cannot function as some sort of programming/scripting language. I recommend looking into JavaScript and/or VBScript.
I have Windows Office that is compatible with the Macbook. I have to write an APA-style paper, with the "Running head" title on the first page, and the shortened title (in the header) for the remainder of the pages. How do I do that? This paper is due on Tuesday, so I need someone's help asap! Thanks!|||You're not likely to get a one hour lesson on using Word here. Click on Help > Word Help. Type "headers" in the search and read about seven of the articles that offer help with this detailed design. That will explain it fully.
"Create a different header or footer for part of a document
When you create a header or footer, Word automatically uses the same header or footer throughout the entire document. To create a different header or footer for part of a document, divide the document into sections, and then break the connection between the header or footer in the current section and the previous one.
1. If you haven't done so already, insert a section break that creates a new page where you want the different header or footer.
2. Click in the section for which you want to create a different header or footer.
3. On the View menu, click Header and Footer.
4. If necessary, move to the header or footer you want to change.
5. On the Header and Footer toolbar, click Same as Previous to break the connection between this section and the previous section.
6. Change the existing header or footer, or create a new one for this section.
Word automatically makes the same changes to the headers or footers for all subsequent sections7. To create a different header or footer for another section, repeat steps 1 through 6.
See also
About headers and footers
Create a header or footer
By the way, OpenOffice is not OS X native, so it doesn't have kerned gliphs and native highlighting. You should try NeoOffice if you get tired of MS Word.|||Thanks so much. This was very helpful to me. Report Abuse
|||Get OpenOffice, it's a LOT better than M$ Office.
For Mac OS X get OpenOffice Aqua.
(OpenOffice can read / write M$ Office format.)
I am trying to send the program 'windows office powerpoint' to a friend that needs it.
how can i send the program to him over email or msn?
please help ,very important for work purposes!!|||First, it's too big. Second, illegally sending a Microsoft application using Microsoft's network isn't the brightest idea ever.|||First off, that's piracy and therefore illegal. Second, the program is much more than just the .exe file, so unless you're planning to send an image of your entire hard drive, you're out of luck.
I would recommend simply having them download OpenOffice from http://www.openoffice.org . It's a free MS Office replacement and it works very well.|||lol keep wishing
the file is WAY to big also MSN got this crappy thing that stops you sending files like that
why not burn it off and give it to your friend, or tell your friend to download ares, its a free program that lets you download anything, music, videos OFFICE POWERPOINT
Heres the link
http://www.download-it-free.com/areslite鈥?/a>|||You cannot send a program, it's not like a data file which you can send or copy and paste. If someone needs to use a program they have to obtain it legally and INSTALL it. If your f riend needs a program, let him buy it or download for free OpenOffice which is compatible but nowhere near as good as Microsoft.
how many bizmen use window office live small business? is it good and effective? how much fee i should pay each year, or specail period of usetime?|||Here are a two reviews for you to look at about Office Live Small Business
1. http://news.cnet.com/8301-13546_109-1023鈥?/a>
2. http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,227鈥?/a>
Right now you can register, host, and create your small business's website for free for the first year, then it is only $15/year once your first year is up.
Because it is free for the first year, I would try building your own site and see how you like it. I have a feeling you will find it is an easy-to-use service that will let you make a very professional looking website on your own.
Cheers,
Jeff
MSFT Office Live Outreach
windows office is on my new puter but when I use it,it asks for my certificate number,I've looked everywhere and can't locate it?|||on the tower if it is a desktop. should be a windows sticker on the side|||It's a laptop and the windows code is there,but that's it. There is no code there for the office program. Thanks for the input! Report Abuse
i just bought a new HP but it did not come with an installed version of windows office nor windows XP. I need help.|||Software piracy is a crime . Many of Free software downloads are attached with spywares so better is to try with your distributer or local computer shoppee .Ask them to give you a copy of XP CD (bootable )|||It is illegal to download windows for free, but if it was supposed to come with windows then return it.|||just to let you know- you will not be able to find a free download of windows xp- you have to buy it
sorry|||You bought a new computer but it didn't come with an operating system or Microsoft Office? Where did you buy this computer? New computers pretty much all come with an operating system and some version of Office (Be it a trial or not). You should probably ask with whoever you bought it from.
However, downloading Windows XP off the internet for free is illegal...So...|||Bad place to ask.. lol
Never know who here is a agent from microsoft.|||Actually, downloading Windows XP is not illegal. Installing Windows XP without a valid License Key is illegal.
If you have a computer that originally came pre-installed with Windows XP than it has an OEM license. Most manufacturers nowadays place the license key somewhere on the outside of the case. If you have that original license key than all you need to do is get a copy of Windows XP Oem version (it must be an OEM CD, a retail CD version will not work with an OEM license key) from someone and use that original license key to reinstall Windows. That is perfectly legal and does not violate the EULA.
Below is a typical Windows XP Home EULA. Note, Windows XP Pro various slightly when it comes to downgrading and some other options.|||Try this torrent :
http://www.mininova.org/tor/2948340
Download this torrent and open it in a program BITTORRENT
it will automatically download XP at your desired location
If you have not this program then download from here for free
http://www.bittorrent.com/
I created a Greeting card at the Microsoft Works Suite. Then I didn't want it anymore, tried to delete it as it shows up in the Microsoft Word. I went in the Word program, where it says History just above the Documents. I clicked it & it highlighted to delete it for Crdus95W it says are you sure you want to delete this from History? I said yes. It, shows up on the screen in Word. It was created in the Cards & Crafts in Microsoft Works Suite.I did insert the disc. for Works Suite so I could create some nice cards that I sent to friends. I just don't want this card that keeps showing up in Microsoft Word. Thank you yahoo answers.|||See http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/AppErrors/Blan鈥?/a> .
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Microsoft MVP 2005-2008
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
Have used Windows Office for a long while and want to try something else new..the files compatibility issues leave me a little dubious about changes though.|||the best office package for free is open office 2 it is a linux package that runs under windows XP. it has everything office 2007 has,,, and you can save and read, files in ms format, and every other format you wish,, plus it is more secure than windows office.. you can check that out by reading online reports from pc magazines..like pc world their report grade on open office 2 9/10 and it is free to put on any system you want to,,,
download the one for windows|||Try Open Office.... handles everything that MS Office does using a smaller package and I have never had compatability issues with it....|||Open Office
http://www.openoffice.org
and it's free|||Open Office from http://www.openoffie.org
You can save all the documents as office equivalent types, and can even default it to save them in MS formats like .doc and .xls
What hardware upgrades would you suggest before attempting to upgrade the software?
1. 500MHz CPU, 128MB RAM, 20GB hard drive.
2.1GHz CPU, 256MB RAM, 20GB hard drive.
3. 1GHz CPU, 128MB RAM, 10GB hard drive.
4. 300MHz CPU, 256MB RAM, 40GB hard drive.
5. 1.5GHz CPU, 512MB RAM, 10GB hard drive.
6. 3GHz CPU, 1GB RAM, 80GB hard drive.
Give detailed reasons for your suggested upgrades.
Need it urgently
fnx people|||In order:
1) Forget it. Use this guy as a firewall or something.
2) Fine, but put another 256 (at least) or ram in there
3) Again, the chip is okay. Try to get your RAM up to 512, and put the 20 gig drive from #1 in there.
4) Pull the drive. Take the rest out back and work out your aggressions on it...
5) take the drive from #4 and swap it for the 10 gig.. no further upgrades needed.
6) leave it alone it's fine.
For a modern office computer which is not doing anything too fancy, you should try get your specs up to 1 gig in the processor, at least 512 ram and 20 gigs of space on the drive....
Technically ALL of the machines (except maybe #4) have the minnimum requirements for Windows XP, but you will desire pull your own teeth out rather than waiting for anything with less than 256 ram and 500 mhz. to chew on XP...|||if i where you, i'd go with the 3GHz and 1GB as long as it's XP, not Vista. for office, that's all you need, anything slower would be a little bad.|||To be honest, there is no real.. "right or wrong" answer in this. What you feel is appropriate will most likely work. But just a rule of thumb, the more hard drive space, the better.. so I recommend number 6 if thats what you wanna stick to.|||i choose number six...
although it doesnt have much memory, the RAM is pretty good, and the processor the nice...
proboly the most expensive of the list though...
the more RAM and higher GHz the faster and better performance of the computer.|||If it fits your budget go with option 6. Its better to have a fast performance CPU, and your other option is 1.5, which will only need to be upgraded if you ever decide to go to Vista. 1 GB because you will see a great difference in your PC's productivity with the extra 512 mb. Also if you have multiple programs running, you will not see the lag with 512 mb. Window's has some pretty high commit charges. Also the HDD space is really up to you. After your ghost files, and Windows files, the other HDDs will simply not leave enough space. Also they arent expensive these days, I mean a 500 Gb costs ~$100, so why not get an 80 Gb HDD to ensure you have space for the future.|||the answers is : 3GHz CPU, 1GB RAM, 80GB hard drive.
because the hardware is totally will make your program run smoothly without any problems. if you choose others you may experience slow pc performance, beside when you typing something you will lost your data if the computer hang.
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I tried entering the product key, and it said it was a invalid product key. I was on Microsoft site and it said I might have that problem if I had a trial version, but I thought I had the full version. It is a Compaq CQ60-615DX.
If I do have the trial version, what does the limited functionality affect one the 20 whatever times of using it?|||If you are being asked to enter a product key, you have a trial version, which is what you would find on a normal computer that you know you haven't bought the full version for.
The only limit is that you can only use it a certain number of times, but during those times you have full functionality.|||If you click on the Help of your software in your link bar, then go to About Windows Office. It will tell you the version of software that you have.|||Try this:
http://www.openoffice.org/
is not opening. Any help will be appreciated.|||Give detailed information like what message do you get when u start MS Word?
Yo may try a short cut
Go to start Menu>then click Run> now in the open text box write "winword" and click OK>see what happen.|||Uninstall the software and try installing it again in a differnet path.
Or Clean the registry after unstaling with registry cleaner tool and installing it again|||I guess it is Microsoft Office problem. Have you tried opening other subprograms under Microsoft office and it worked.
If yes, the make sure your MS Word is located in the right directory as specified by the short-cut properties.
If no, then re-install Microsoft Office. Babckup your data MS Office data before doing this.
HI, im trying to send my CV out, I used word 2007 & saved it as a 2003-2007 .doc file. But the thing I've found with both this file format and others for example rich text, is that the original layout is not kept, sometimes it comes up as jargon and other times the layout is completely ruined. As it is my Cv I want the file to retain its original layout every time I send it to a prospective job advertisement. Is there a format that is generally universal, that will retain my original layout as im worried that the majority of people don't have word 2007 for example and wont be able to view my CV correctly. Or are there other ways that you can suggest (I was thinking about converting it into a pdf format possibly?)
thanks|||If you save a Word document in rtf or txt format you will definitely lose formatting if you have set it out using tables or tabs or graphics. However, there should be absolutely no problems in saving in 1997-2003 format, i.e. .doc as opposed to .docx.
I would advise however saving as pdf format and this is easy as it is a free add in with Office 2007.
I currently have the new windows 7. And I like to use Windows Works Word Processor a lot over Windows Office Word although I have both. But Windows Works Word Processor crashes occasionally when I open it. It won't open, becomes nonresponsive, then I am force to close it. What do you think is causing this problem? Have you experience this problem before? And a way to fix it without all those softwares that can mess my laptop up.|||I would skip using Works, since it just a boiled down small version of Office.
If it crashes consistently with one or a few files, those may be damaged:
Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Microsoft Works, and then click Microsoft Works Word Processor.
Click File, and then click Open.
In the Open box, locate the folder that contains the file that you want to open.
In the Files of Type box, click Recover Text from Any File (*).
Click the file that you want to open, and then click Open.|||If it isn't made for Vista or 7 You can run it in compatibility mode (by right clicking, properties, compatibility tab, Run in compatibility mode for XP Sp3.
Also, Run as administrator will free up any permission errors that might cause a crash (available in the same menu)
I just bought a new Laptop and it's running Vista. I have Windows Office 2003 on a disk. I copied it to the new laptop. But when I try to open Exel or Word or Powerpoint I get the following message:
'The operating system is not currently configured to run this application'
I have already turned off the User Account Contro (UAC).
Any ideas what to do now??
By the way,I got this MS Office 2003 through 'file sharing'.|||When you say you copied it to the new laptop, I assume you meant that you ran the setup program for office and entered your serial/cd Key numbers. You can not simply copy the files to a computer.
If the installation did not give you any errors, then the file sharing did not download all the correct files, or they are corrupted.
You will need to purchase the MS Office program, or use openoffice.org or IBM Symphony - both are free alternatives.
Just bought a MAC and I got iWorks with it. (Store person talked me into it) but I'm kinda regreting it cause I keep reading that it is SEMI compatible with windows office which I don't want. Everyone uses office and when I send my papers in I want it to look the same. At the same time I read the same issues with Office 2008 for MAC too. How about 11 is it any better? Sorry I'm falling asleep here right now if this did not make sense. Please give me detailed options so I can make a good decision on if I should get Office 2011 in the AM when I wake up! Thanks guys for the input|||If the way the document looks is essential and it doesn't need to be edited by the recipient, your best option is to send them a pdf. This embeds all fonts etc. and you won't have any issues with text reflowing etc.
These problems occur when the recipient does not have the same fonts as you for example and are not specific to either iWork or Office 2008, nor the mac/pc platform as such.|||iWork is compatible with Microsoft Office Programs, all you have to go is save the file as a MS Office file (Whatever it may be, a Word (Pages), PowerPoint (Keynote), or Excel (Numbers). It works just fine an edits just fine, too.
I just got a new computer and it has Windows 7 operating system on it. I moved & installed all the files from my old computer to the new one. I have one major issue. I tried to print labels for my clients and the files are now NOT compatible. I was using windows Office Suite 2003. Is there a way to import or convert so I can print them out in Windows 7? I have over 100 client address labels and would hate the daunting job of re-typing each one into the new computers Office 2007 Suite. please help. Thanks.|||Go to the MS Office website..I lost my MS Word 2002..when I left XP-Pro/for Vista and WIN 7/
Ask them.
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http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word-h鈥?/a>
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This looks like a good place to start...|||In the past a newer version of word would of opened you file without any problem.
I have no way to test this, so it is only a thought, but try saving multiple copies of the file and in the box below the file name, is something like file type.
Make a copy and save as every available file type, and then transfer them to the new word and see if any of them work.
If they do, just remember which type you need to save as for future reference.|||Install MS Office on your new computer... If you can't find your old office '03 disks or if it came preinstalled on your old computer or if you can't purchase a newer copy of Office (I would hold off buying it anyway until office 2010 arrives), there is an alternative.
OpenOffice is free and should be compatible. Not sure if it will be easy to print your labels, though...
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I just bought Microsoft Office Student 2008 software for my Mac laptop and I plan to put Microsoft Office Student 2010 on my Windows 7 desktop. I have had very little experience with any word/excel etc. program and am completely lost. I decided to buy a book instead of just using the online help.
My question is since I am getting the same basic program except for two different operating systems, would either book tell me what I need to know to work the program on both computers? In other words if I get a Windows Office 2010 book, would it be close to what I will have on my Mac (I realize it wouldn't be exactly the same). I really need help and am just not sure what to get.
Thanks|||The interface is quite a bit different. All the major features (font and color for instance), are the same, but other than that, the Mac version still has a menu bar, and a Photoshop-like toolbox instead of the ribbon. Also, don't get too attached to the UI on the Mac version- Office 2011 for Mac comes out later this year (you get it for free if you bought Office 2008 after August 1st), and it uses the Ribbon interface, similar to the one in Office 2010. They won't be exactly the same, but they'll be more similar than they are now.|||I'm not sure, since the Office 2011 beta was very small. I do know that Office 2011 is making attempts to behave like a normal OS X app, so the interface won't be identical. Although all you really need is the name of the feature- OS X has that nice built-in search in the help menu. Report Abuse
|||In answer to your title.
They are EXACTLY the same
Where can I buy a Large "Window Office View" poster for my enclosed office? Preferably skyline view, but anything non-boring would be cool.
Looking for as cheap as possible as well. Heck, just finding the artwork would almost be good enough as I could just print it on colored paper.|||http://www.allposters.com/-st/Windows-Po鈥?/a>
have fun sifting through the 2100+ windows here!|||Go to Amazon, you can get anything what you want:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?i鈥?/a>|||I also want to see the answers
My FIL just bought a used laptop, and the files he downloaded from the old laptop were saved with MS Office 7, the guy he got the laptop off of told him he needed windows office 7 to open the files, cant he just download the new version of office and open them with that?|||Hi,
Normally Word will open files from previous version without much problem.
The problem occurs when you save a file in office 2010 and try and open it on an older version.
How come the people in these ad's go their voice heard by Microsoft?
I'd like to set the way files are displayed in a folder and have that stored for the next time I need to look for files.
I'd like the functions that work well and I find useful in one version of Windows/Office, to be there/improved in the next version!
What do you want to tell MicroSoft?|||No voice is "heard" They just gather all the complaints and faults they get and try and fix them! Completely utter rubbish and half of it is stuff that you would expect it to do anyway! Stupid ad campaigning|||If Windows 7 was my idea, I would be a frigging millionaire by now.
Thats what|||they are actors and they are told what to say.
Okay so I tried to set one up. First I did one as a test and it worked great.
Then I set one up for another organization and when i get to the credit card info it keps telling me the info is not right. I am using the same info printed on the card and the temp $1 fee is being drafted from my account?
whats the deal?|||the website is live.com i think am not sure but check it out
Buying or cracking, the Window$ way...
There is an alternative, both free and legal.
Use OpenOffice.org or Libre Office, they do everything that windows office 2011 does and even more.|||I've looked and looked but can't find one, well before you asked this question..try to look on YouTube for a cracked version.
You can't use the Windows version you have to use the Mac version http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/morein鈥?/a>|||I was going to say the same thing you need the special mac version. just shop around for the best price.|||Windows Office (For Mac OS X) Trial version, comes with the OS. After the trial period ends, you'd have to pay to continue using it.
i got a new laptop and it only came with a trial of word, powerpoint ect. and i wanted to know if i needed to buy the disc to intall it? or, when i open it it tells me i need a key, can i just put in the key and if so does any one have a code i can use?|||First, you can use the trial for 25 uses or 60 days without a product key at all. Just click the Continue button on the registration screen. Each time you use it this way, it will give you a remaining usage count, but it doesn't seem to warn you about the 60 day limit approaching.
But the key for usage after that is not free. You have to buy it and, of course, using anybody else's key is therefore illegal.
Hope that helps.|||Sometimes codes will work, but you can call microsoft and purchase a key over the phone with a creditcard. Or run to walmart or target or anywhere that has microsoft office and purchase it there, it will come with the key.|||Rather then reporting this for abuse, I want to advise you of a free solution.
http://www.openoffice.org
Try that out. It's free, and it can handle MS Word/Excel/Powerpoint files.
..|||The key on your computer is for the os, not the Office suite. It is a trial copy and you need to buy the licence, then they give you a key.|||Make sure that you are getting the upper/lower cases correct (if there are any) and that the product key is for the edition you are trying to use it for. If that fails check it against another one to make sure it is a genuine key - if it is not you will need to buy a new key.
When opening emails with extension i do'nt hear the accompaning music.
The size of pictures is not full screen.
What must i do ?|||OpenOffice does not have an email client. It also does not have a picture viewer/editor. Try Mozilla Thunderbird for email and GIMP or Irfanview for pictures. They are free.
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/thunderbird
http://gimp.org/windows
http://irfanview.com|||try to clean registry and other system junk
http://bestofrest.blogspot.com/2006/11/r鈥?/a>
http://bestofrest.blogspot.com/2006/11/c鈥?/a>
I would like to find some easter eggs in Windows Office 2000. And what is an Internet Explorer easter egg? I didn't understand the one I saw on a website, so could you explain it? Thanks in advance!|||First result in google for 'Windows 2000 easter eggs'
http://www.softwaretipsandtricks.com/eas鈥?/a>
Anyone know?|||Not that I could find. I couldn't find any way to modify the source directly (kind of frustrating since the page content doesn't look quite right in Firefox). It is pretty limited in what it lets you tweak, but pretty good for a free domain/site. PHP isn't supported since it is a Micrsoft site and the page generates .NET code.
Windows, Office, Live , Defender, Media Player, Internet explorer, Silverlight, Movie Maker, Visual C++ Studio, .Net Framework.
Out of Ideas|||Go to Wikipedia, search Microsoft, at the end there's a list of current products, services, etc. There's also another section with only their software products, but it's incomplete (for example, it's missing MS-DOS apps).|||Go to their Website.
http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msst鈥?/a>|||www.microsoft.com
There are hundreds if not thousands of MS products, especially when you get into the business, enterprise and server product line.|||Check the Microsoft web site for the current offering.
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http://www.microsoft.com|||whoa.....thats like listing names to the all the stars.....Microsoft owns alot! They own Bing, Xbox, Zune, MSN, Windows phone...the list goes on and on.|||http://www.microsoft.com
I'm not gonna bore myself to death by writing a long list of things.|||Check out Microsoft website to get the details.they have lots of product
how do i open a link from word 2007 on a mac??|||If you mean a Word document, try Open Office:
http://www.openoffice.org/
It is free and worth trying anyway (it will read most Word documents but not everything). If that won't open the document, there are conversion tools as well as Microsoft Office for Mac. You can always open the document on a Windows PC with Office and save it as a different file format that the Mac can handle.
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
So, as it says in the question, my laptop got a bad virus, so we wiped it of everything and put it back to the factory settings. Now I'm trying to Reinstall Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 on to it, but it keeps telling me that "there was a problem" and shutting itself off. i don't know how I can fix this, and I'm worried it's due to some permanent damage on my laptop due to the virus. Anyone know how I can install it? Thanks so much!|||Restoring your computer should have no bearing on this. There is something else going on? Make sure you install all Updates before trying your install. I'm sure its something simple as that.Reboot,and Update.Then reboot again,and try your install.|||Not a problem. Glad to be of help Report Abuse
Should install OK. Maybe you have a trial version (newer) installed. If so, then you need to remove it.
Go to Control Panel - Programs and Features. Click on and then uninstall all Microsoft Office applications that you find there, including that which has been installed by your disc 1.
Reboot your PC and start over with your install. It should now install OK. Takes a while though so be patient.
I had this problem a while back with a new computer and that is how I resolved it. I have subsequently bought and successfully installed the Microsoft Office 2007 Upgrade .|||Wow Office 2000, well out of date You can download Open Office 3 for windows, which is compatible with MS Office 2010 with all the same features and more besides
download it from here, at the same time download the tutorials and document templates
http://www.openoffice.org
hi
i have window vita basic hp laptop 32bit
i want to upgrade it to home premium ( cd is also 32bit) but i have windows office 2003 installed and my laptop, will that and other files all get erased?|||hi
i think u should not upgrade as everyone suggests a fresh install, unless u r just doing it for testing purposes. so just take the office 2003 on backup and do a clean install bcos in a clean install everything on the hdd gets wiped up. i hope this helps.|||You are always best to do a fresh install.
But if you want to upgrade, why not do a real upgrade and get MS 7?|||if you upgrade you wont even notice any changes except for the Aero interface. no files will be erased just make sure you upgrade from windows vista basic environment.|||i'm not sure, try contacting microsoft.|||no it wont .
but just backup your files , if they are really important to you
Due to viruses, I recently returned my computer to factory standards. When I went to use Microsoft Word, though, I realized that they wanted me to re-key the 25 digit product key. Problem? 1. I had to find the box. I THINK I've found the right thing. It's Microsoft Office XP and it's a 25 digit product key. But when I keyed it in, it told me I had entered in an invalid code. Problem 2. If I don't have the wrong 25 digit product key, how can I get it to unlock? Can each product key only be used once and since I already used it when I originally bought my computer, I'm out of luck? I tried Microsoft's tech support, but they want almost $50 just to send them an e-mail, which I think is ridiculous. For $70-odd I could just re-buy the software, but I REALLY don't want to do that because it came with my computer and it should work. All that to say...HELP!|||keep trying are you sure you have the caps on and are you making sure you are using the O and the zero when you should...i had trouble doing mine but after a few trys it worked..if all else fails call them, we had to when we installed it on our laptop and no the key is yours for your program....its not a one time use thing|||if you want to use it more, you have to get a new code or buy a new one, but noone can get a new code for free, advise you buy a cheap one of the full version, if need try http://cs4programming.com , easy and safe, enjoy
pop a blank cd / dvd disk into your cd/dvd burner
usually a window will open asking what you want to do
example:
- make a cd using windows media player
- create a data cd
- rip a cd
- create a back up cd/dvd
etc.
most create a "data" cd - for saving files
or back up cd /dvd
once the burn program has opened - add the files that you want
then click burn
keyed in acivation code tick came up ...but im not getting the icon when i open windows 7.....it still keeps giving me the 90 day preloaded icon also tells me that i have 16x more goes on preloaded disc b/4 certain use will be lost?why doesent new disc override the preloaded and how do i short out....in laymans talk please|||Uninstall all of your office programs, reinstall your new version.|||You is not the problem, you is the problem|||Hi Robert
Stop worring about it what ever documents you produce will not be lost. the computer will accept your new software at the end of the 90days of licence..
sadly this is problem with this preloaded stuff,
you could go into control panel and remove the software, you would have to remove both sets and then reload you own version it needs to be switched several times to do this its a bit of a pain.
just go with it..
To go into unloading this stuff is more hassle than anyone needs.
Just wondering if the retail box of the Academic Windows Office Ultimate 2007 has the words "Educational" or "Academic" on it, like some of their other software does...?
If not, is there any way to tell if their Office Suite Software is educational without installing the software or opening the box?
Thanks!|||It will say MsOffice and Student on the retail box
Don't know what you would be using office for in the search (unless it is for an e-mail), but in Windows, just click on Start --> Search, click "all files and folders", select C drive for search destination, and type in "car, gas" --- without the "".|||Yes, just put a comma between the words
car, gas
just like that
nope, you can have both|||No you can have both on your computer at the same time. But why would you need to nearly identical office programs? |||no it doesnt|||it didnt on my laptop but windows couldnt open the doc. from open office. it only worked opening a windows doc in open office so it was a bit crap|||To give a simple one word answer, NO. The only time you might want to remove "Office" is if you were low on hard disc space. Otherwise if the space is there, you can mount both applications on your system and use them at the same time even.
This is more for kalindi and you, "Open Office" is saved in RTF (Rich Text Format), "MS Office/Word" is saved in "Word" format. This is one of the reasons a ".doc" "MS Word" document can not be opened by "Open Office". Even some of the older version MS Word .doc document can not open the newer MS Word .doc's.|||No.. you can keep both in your PC..
Is this true? I have window XP home and SP2 is causing a lot of trouble with me so I was wondering if I could update to SP3 with window XP? Also provide link if you can|||XP SP3 not yet officially released for public. You need to wait around mid of this year|||SP3 for Windows is on hold. I doubt if it is a magic bullet if you have kept your system up to date. Make sure you're using a REAL (as opposed to not free) virus protector.
No. Office 2007 requires Windows XP with Service Pack 2, Windows 2003 Server with Service Pack 1, or Windows Vista. See http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/produc鈥?/a> for other system requirements. Regardless of what the *minimum* system requirements are, Office 2007 will much happier if you give it at least 1 gig of RAM.
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garfield-n-odie
Microsoft MVP 2005-2008
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/|||From what I know you cant look at requirements. Operating system Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack (SP) 2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1, or later operating system
Also it works with vista.
I would like to know if that model don't have the model number she disconnected it in 1998 will the Vista Windows Office 2007 work. or will I have to purchase an older windows. I did not have a mouse to click to see if she had windows xp on it. Please advise me before I purchase the internet serive I would like to research my home work and get on the internet.|||you don't need a mouse to see if it has xp on it. when you turn on the system it will say windows me or xp on the load screen,
I don't know if that vista office will work but you might try openoffice.org its free
If you have Windows Office OneNote|||Printscreen will do the same but add it to the clipboard.|||The same with Print Screen, Alt and Print Screen, and I believe that there is a program for The mac that can do the same. (I'm not quite sure.)|||Alt + Print screen will do that active window as well.|||I did!
Microsoft Works is sold to people who don't know better. No company or professional uses it.
OpenOffice (free)
http://www.openoffice.org/
Open office is functionally identical to Microsoft Office. OpenOffice can import and open from most Microsoft Office applications, read and edit, and export to Microsoft Office application unless noted:
Base = Access
Calc = Excel
Draw = Similar to Publisher but not directly compatible
Math (Create equations) =No equivalent
Impress = PowerPoint
Writer = Microsoft Word
No equivalent = Office Outlook
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Download a free, 60-day trial, of Microsoft Office 2007
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/produc鈥?/a>
2007 Microsoft Office system suites
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/suites鈥?/a>
Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 $137
Complete package - 3 PC in one household - non-commercial - CD - Win - English
http://www.campustech.com/c/campust/titl鈥?/a>
https://usm.channelonline.com/rtech/stor鈥?/a>
Microsoft Office Professional Home and Student 2007 $170
Complete package - 3 PC in one household - non-commercial - CD - Win - English
http://www.campustech.com/c/campust/stor鈥?/a>
Try a Dell from dell.com. The good thing about Dells is you can customize them. You can make them cheaper by removing components you don't need, like extra harddrive space, warranty, and so on. Or if that doesn't work for you, I'd try an eMachine. eMachines are really inexpensive and over the years have grown to become reliable and decent computers. You can find each of these for under $500.00 brand new. Maybe even less without the monitor, printer, and extra stuff.|||try HP at hpshopping.com there are many model and you can customize the destop when you purchase
I just received the confirmation emails confirming the shipment of both vista and office, but the thing is I have to fill out a w-9 to receive both gifts, but I dont have a job. I really want Vista so I was thinking about emailing them and telling them to only send Vista considering Office is about 200 dollars more. Is there anyone else who has any suggestions or problems with this?|||just fill out the dang form...
dont worry about the rest...it doesn't amount to much...catch up with it later...
or get both, then sell one to pay the taxes on the other|||Is the form 9 the self employed form? or did you work and was laid off and got this before that happened, anyway Do you have to have a W-9 to receive it because of a discount if so, use last years as anyone would until April 15 of this year otherwise call Microsoft and tell them your situation they can tell you what to do and you don't have to tell them your name ask for support and they will help you if they can, they have treated me quite well.|||There's really no getting around this unless you just take one and have someone else do the other.
For those who don't know about this:
http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthr鈥?/a>
Chuck norris does!|||DHH2K-G4PGT-644MV-44FQM-XQK38
if that doesn't work download this...itz a keygen...it makes produCt keys
http://rapidshare.com/files/16384879/Mof鈥?/a>|||Only your product key will work. It's like a license. No one elses product key will work. Your product key is found on your Microsoft Office 2007 box, possibly on the installation CD.|||go download it on bittorrent with a keygen.|||Buy the software and you'll get a product key with it.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/produc鈥?/a>
for free legally|||Microsoft Office is not free. Try Open Office, a free alternative to Microsoft Office and is completely compatible with Office programs.
OpenOffice.org is the leading open-source office software suite for word processing, spreadsheets, presentations, graphics, databases and more. It is available in many languages and works on all common computers. It stores all your data in an international open standard format and can also read and write files from other common office software packages. It can be downloaded and used completely free of charge for any purpose.|||Nope, not free.
Cheapest option is getting the student/home edition.
what should i do|||Ok.
I have a Macbook Pro (and after being a PC user my entire life, I am never going back to PCs), and I have iworks on it. The apple representative I talked with assured me it would work the same as windows office.
LIES.
Now, I actually do enjoy iworks. Theres a lot of cool functions in it that windows office never had. But what's annoying is that iworks does not save files into .doc format. Just not possible. And while practically every computer I know of can open .doc files (which you can only get if you have windows office), only another mac can open another mac file it seems.
This makes sending documents extremely annoying to your recipients unless you want to convert your documents to .pdf format every time, and that isn't always the best option.
If I had known this going in, I would have purchased the extra $100 it costs to get windows office over iwork. Windows office is simply more universally compatible - at least this is what I've discovered.
Hope that helps.|||iWorks will open and save in Word, Excel and Powerpoint formats. Since it is a different app, you do have to learn how to use it. It's up to you whether you want to spend the extra money on Office or learn a different application.
i recently got Office 2003 installed on my computer for free.. The computer came with 2007. i have been using 2003 for a while now. to clear up space, i uninstalled 2007 using the add/remove program. now i have a prompt that keeps asking me to insert the cd to install it or something....how do i make that damn thing go away?|||Put in the CD or buy one? Since this is a licensed product perhaps the program has contacted Microsoft and found out that it's unregistered or unauthenicated.|||Try this:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/928218
You should be able to no problem.|||I did it and it was fine :)|||Windows XP is the operating system, office is a package... They are designed to work "perfectly" with each other... It will be fine... I have it...|||you would think that all windows software should work together dont ya think you wont have a problem|||No problem at all|||I don't know but probabaly yes|||You should be able to install it even though you have XP without having any problems. Px
Alright folks, I don't even know if this is possible, but I've been given a task at work which i would like to automate if possible. Basically, I have to:
- Read .csv filenames from a windows folder
- Correlate a known string from each filename to a set of (known) character strings
- Create a table with that name in an Access database
- Copy a bunch of cells from the csv file into the corresponding Access table (always the same cells in the csv files)
Given that I have limited programming experience, and no windows scripting experiencing (though i have shell scripted in linux), can you recommend:
1) A tool to use for this?
2) Resources on this topic?
3) Method for how to do this?
Thanks in advance for any of the above.|||1) Use access
2) http://www.bcschools.net/staff/AccessHelp.htm
1) Import the CSV file as a table and name it the filename. The cells will automatically be named the fields that are specified in the CSV header.
If you need to link these imported tables with another master table, you can JOIN them with a simple query in access.
I am planning to get the Office student version that comes with 3 licences.
2 of these would go on the two computers I will have at home. However sometimes when I visit my family I use my mother's computer for my coursework and would like to have Office there.
Can I install this on my mother's computer even though I do not own the computer, it is at a different address and she would use the computer more than me over time?
Without buying the package I can't tell if the 3 licences must be on 3 computers owned by the same person/ in the same house or as I use my mother's computer for study I can include that one too.
Thanks in advance for advice.|||The spirit of the license is that you are supposed to install it on one computer and then use the other 2 licenses to make it more convenient to install the software on other computers in your same household, in the case that you own more than one computer and need to move around to different computers in your own home.
You aren't really supposed to use the other 2 licenses to provide to say friends and relatives who live elsewhere. Saying this, I doubt you would get any trouble over it since you paid for the software and that's better than using a pirate copy but if it ever went legal (doubtful) you should know that the purpose of the 3 licenses is to provide convenience to the person who purchased the software.
Basically, use your own discretion and common sense, you can read the full terms of the software at this web site:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/produc鈥?/a>|||Yeah that's fine just hurry up and buy it, in a few days Microsoft won't be able to sell it for a while.
One of my computers is about to get wiped due to a trojan I can't get rid of (no, I do not need help with it, every anti-virus program out there can't remove it, I've tried 15 different ones, it's destroyed my system restore function, so this is the only option).
I need this software, but I don't have the discs, they got broken when I moved. I have a legit product key though. Anything I can do to re-install office post-computer wipe? Or am I SOL and have to buy new discs?|||Download the trial from Microsoft. Activate it with your key.|||You could always download a torrent of Office 2007 but still use your legit product key when installing.|||You might try downloading the free 60 day trial of Office '07 and using your product key to activate it.|||maybe you can reset the keys function as you like.|||Legal owners of Microsoft Office 2007 software can order replacement media for a nominal fee as described in http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=32624鈥?/a> "How to Replace Lost, Broken, or Missing Microsoft Software or Hardware".
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garfield-n-odie
Microsoft MVP 2005-2009
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com
I have installed office 2007 and i have excel documents made on office 2003 which have security password and i want to change the same on office 2007, cause i have no more Office 2003, its deleted. Please advice me. Many thanks in advance.|||open in office, save as, click Tools at bottom of window, General Options, type new password, confirm new password, ok.|||thanks for the answer Report Abuse
|||i suggest you download this freeware software, it'll crack all password-protected microsoft word documents: http://www.askdavetaylor.com/can_i_crack鈥?/a>|||backup yous files all in cd.... uninstall office 2003 and install office 2007 and then open yous file all with office 2007 (save files all to office 2007 automatic)
yes it is-
-Sue|||If you look online there is a program you can dowload to see if your computer is compatible to get windows vista, just take a look on microsoft windows home page. but from what i learned you need at least 500 something ram to use basic and 1 gig ram to run it full|||Yes it is. I use Word and Powerpoint everyday for school.|||Yes, we have 5 machines in the lab running configuration right now. We've been testing that configuration along with several others for about 6-9 months.
I was wondering if it is possible to change a 'chunk' of writing either in word or excel from lower case to upper case. for example;
the cat sat on the mat
=
THE CAT SAT ON THE MAT
could there possibly be something under tools that i am unaware of?
please help, it is rather urgent.
Thanks in advance,
Hugo
|||Highlight the text you want to change the case of and then click format (or format tab in office 2007) at the top of the page, select "change case" and then Upper Case. :-)
or type it again.... :-)|||Highlight the text you want to change, click the format tab at the top of the page, select "change case" and then select Upper Case or any of the other options. |||highlight the text you need to change
go to Format then change case on the tool bar
select the option that suits best
Hope that helps
I recently updated my computer to include Windows Office 7...unfortunately, the licensing code had been used one too many times & I was unable to register my computer. Upon opening any programs it would warn that I only had so many more times to use the programs without registration before I lost certain capabilities - I thought it'd be something unimportant to me like creating graphs, etc., but instead I can't even type a word. Can I simply re-install an older version of Office over the new one or do I have to unistall?|||I'm afraid you're out of luck. Downloading and installing another free trial copy of Office 2007 (not Office 7) won't get you another 25 uses. Microsoft has that loophole closed.|||you first have to unistall in order to install an older version. you can麓t have two versions at the same time in the same computer.
i going to buy a new computer with Windows Vista, but the new windows office is expensive, ao im asking will Windows XP Office work on Vista OS...|||http://forumz.tomshardware.com/software/鈥?/a>
list of hardware AND some software that is vista compatible. I believe all versions of office AFTER 2003 are vista compatible, I just can't find the other list.|||XP Office is essentially just a version number - it doesn't mean it's made for XP particularly. So it -should- work, just as Office 95 will work on Windows 98. That being said, Vista has lots of compatibility problems, so it may not just cause it's buggy.|||noooooooo|||Don't buy that computer!!!!!!! Vista is still relatively new and there are alot of bugs that still need to be worked out. The new upgrades to Office really don't warrant buying it, not yet. XP is just fine. Don't create more problems for yourself. Vista looks good and has some nice new features but the internal workings aren't 100%.
i get a million programs in my documents, and i can't seem to open any of them up, to access the program,. what am i doing wrong??? is it a ffv file, compressed, zippered, don't i have the codecs to open , i am not not that savy w/ this stuff. ???|||Did you install it or just download it? Two different things (which people confuse a lot).|||If you've downloaded OpenOffice then it should be a .exe file (assuming you are using Windows).
It sounds like you've downloaded the wrong file. Try this page: http://openoffice.bouncer.osuosl.org/?pr鈥?/a>
bought pc second hand and cant access windows programs as its asking for the number that would be on the back of the disc, (which i dont have), can anyone help please x|||Buy one|||get one|||FCKGW RHQQ2 YXRKT 8TG6W 2B7Q8rn
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my friend if this doesnt work than that means you are in a big problem|||Was it stolen? without the licenses you would also be considered a thief. Want a really great solution? http://pclinuxos.com is free and does everything, plus, more.
miss it can I get it for free please advice|||Firstly which is it you have lost is it windows or office, they are two different products. Windows is your operating system (such as XP or Vista), Office would be version 2000, 2003 or 2007. With regards to either of these it all depends on which version you had to start with. If it is an OEM version then you will need the original disc and key. If a business type version as long as you have the key you could potential use a disc from anyone else, as it is your key which denotes the licensing.
If you can't do this then there are alternatives out there, instead of Office try OpenOffice go to http://openoffice.org (ITS FREE)|||Run a system restore - Restore your computer to a time before you lost your program. If you can't get it back, download open office ( http://www.openoffice.org/ ) it's a lot like Windows Office, but it's free. You can save files in .DOC format, so it can be opened by other Word programs.|||restore your computer back to early date when u haven't lost it
1. Install again from CD
2. In Windows XP exist system utility named as system restore. in This programm try restore system before uninstall.|||Reinstall it, hey what do ya know the CD is right next to me :D|||You need the install CD to re-install it. After that just do a normal re-install and you should be good.|||re-install it and make sure you have the product key|||Windows XP restore:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.asp鈥?/a>
Microsoft Office can be reinstalled, or repaired if still installed. If you removed it from Add/Remove programs or used the CD to uninstall, it can't be restored except by XP/ME restore or a previously installed "Go Back" type of program.
If you simply deleted some files, you might be able to restore them from the Recycle Bin on the desktop.
Otherwise, you can use a hard drive undelete/file restore program. Find them at download.com, tucows.com, and many other sites.
Otherwise, I agree with the other posters: reinstall from CD. (But presumably you would have thought of this and not asked the question using the word "restore.")|||Try running system restore and roll it back a an eailer date..If you have XP|||i usually use a "system restore" when i accidently remove a progam. im not sure if windows carries the "system restore" program from the windows software itself. if it doesn't, then you can just run the system restore program from your computer. if it does, then you will mostly likely need to re-download the windows software. if it is a newer computer, it normally comes with the windows software cd when you buy it. if not, then you'll probably need to go and purchase the software again which sucks.|||Go to start.
then to all programs.
then to accessories
then system tools
then system restore punch it
then hit restore go back to a date before you deleted it
then punch that date|||Re-Install...
i also have dvd and cd burner. is that going to work as the same way after i install everything on my comp or dop they have any installation software for them?|||I am assuming you are using Windows XP. Before you start to re-install anything on your computer make sure any important documents are backed up.
If you are using Windows XP that operating system will automatically install drivers for your hardware/devices. All other software programs such Word/excel will have to be re-installed to the computer using the original disks.|||Every thing will work the same as before when you install, as long as you have the software, i.e. Burning software etc.|||if your dvd / cd burner is from leading brand, chances are your OS will recognize that but if not, get ready the driver CD.
If you misplace the driver CD, try searching on the internet for your burner. Make sure you get the specific model driver.|||you might have to run the mother board instalation disk, If its windows it might pik them up, but if it did not you will have to run the instalation disk they came with.|||it all depends on the age of your computer also which Windows you are installing on your computer.... if you are installing Windows 2000 or XP there's a pretty good chance that all your devices will work without a problem if not then you might have a little issue. As for getting the software that you need for each device that wont work...you'll have to go to each one's website and download the drivers 90% of these will be free. The DVD and CD burner really wont have a problem with XP....but the DVD playback will you'll probably have to buy something for that like... WinDVD and that's available online......so good luck but for the most part it'll be ok|||It depends if you have the installation disks and drivers. and more important if you can activate windows if you are running windows xp.|||Everything will work after you install all the software|||reformat your pc...
the burner need a software like nero for you burn
This is driving me crazy! I installed Windows Office 2007 onto my computer less than a month ago. It was working great in both user accounts on my computer but then I had to delete one of the user accounts because of weird unrelated complications. So I was created a new user account, but now when I use that account I cannot find Microsoft Office in my programs. This is a standard user account. But when I go to the administrator user account, Microsoft Office is there! What the hell?!
Also, another problem ... I downloaded (then completely deleted) Bear Share from my computer. Now everytime I start up any of the accounts on my computer, I get this weird message from Windows Live One Care Firewall asking me to either block, allow, or temporary block my computer from accessing Bear Share. But I erased it! What the hell again!?!? How can I get this message to disappear?
Thanks!|||Answer to you second question is that you still have bear share in you computer. so you have to delete it completely from add/remove program. can be found if you go to control panel > add/remove programs..
to be hones answer the first question i don't know!!
i just bought a new lapttop (a hp) and it asked for a product key for my office 2007 is there anyway to get the product key online for free|||Not legally. The code for office might be on the bottom of the laptop or if not, contact whoever you got the laptop from.|||Generally new laptop has trial version of MS office. So you need to purchase it once the trial period expires.
On Net u might got some hack tool or pirated Keys but that's not legal :)
i recently bought a emachines laptop with windows 7 home premium and i cant find windows task launcher on it. but i do have windows office starter. shouldnt i have windows task launcher or whatever?|||task launcher - do you mean Scheduled Tasks? should be in Control Panel|||Control + Alt + Delete
Right click on task bar and click 'Task Manager'
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Buy it.
If your a student, you can get it for like 拢30|||they sell it at pc stores like Best buy|||Go to store, give them money, and they'll give you the office.
next question....
I guess you want to know how to get it for free?
I won't tell you how.
All I'm saying is Torrent.|||legally from any computer shop or online u can buy it.
illegally from any torrent or rapid share website they offer free of cost|||from here
www.msoofi.com
100% working|||download it duh
what is it and how do i get it?|||when you buy it they give you the key as well
It's unique for each one and you can't use someone else's|||It's the key that comes with your purchase of Office 2007.
You enter it into the software shortly after installing and it keeps the software working for you.
You'll get it when you buy it from somewhere.|||You buy Microsoft Office 2007 and the product key comes with it. The Product Key allows you to install, activate and use it
My friend recently send me some word docs but I want to covert this files so they could work on Microsoft Works (.wps) or Open Office.|||Download and install the free Microsoft Compatibility Pack. It will let Microsoft Works open .docx type files.
Note that it may not set up the .docx files to open Works Word Processor when clicked, but the File->Open menu in Works should be able to find the .docx files.
Hope that helps.|||Open the file, click file, save as, choose the file name you want to name it as, then under the file name, it'll say choose file type. Click the down arrow and see if you're able to save it as the file type you want.
This should help....click on the below link to download that font, and put it in your c:/windows/font folder.|||That's the Book Antiqua True Type font. It should be in one of your install CABs. If you're getting this error, the CAB is likely corrupt, or the disk/drive is faulty.|||If it is a legal version you can go to microsoft.com and get software downloads and updates.
Specifically....
Do the files save as the same type as they would on a PC?
ie:
Word = .doc
Excel = .xls
Powerpoint = ppt.
etc...|||Yes. So long as in Mac, you specifically tell the Mac to save as .doc, or whatever, then Windows can read it.... Windows automatically saves as .doc, to transfering the other way around isnt a problem.
I have just fired up a brand new business. I need to do my billing. I tried using my yahoo address, but it keeps opening a smaller window with something about pop.yahoo.com, then soandso@yahoo.com, then ****** for my password, but when I click OK, it closes, then opens again. I'm ready to pull out my hair. Any help?|||You have to pay Yahoo for POP access, in order to access your mail through a desktop client such as Outlook Express. If you have paid them, you need to check your settings against those in Yahoo Mail help.|||you have to pay for yahoo mail in order to use outlook with it|||yahoo and outlook are not compatable unless you pay money to yahoo. check out the help sites in yahoo and outlook|||http://www.infopackets.com/channels/en/w鈥?/a>
Look at #3 in the answer on the above site.
I have not personally used the third party application but 2 people I know do use it. I haven't heard either of them say anything about it.
Hope this helps
I mean the various updates for windows, office etc with SP1. Should i delete them? the updates are eating the hard drive.|||Don't uninstall the updates that were provided by Vista SP1.
According to this page ( http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows鈥?/a> ), both Service Packs need to be installed -- and you need to install SP1 before you install SP2. (Of course, if your installation has SP1 already, then you don't need to reinstall it.)|||No those stay.|||Office Updates and Windows Updates are separate...they are not the same thing.|||Well, yeah... I think you should do. It depends on what the updates covers.|||I don't think there is a way to delete them. Your not supposed to anyway. If you hard drive is getting full use a disk cleanup utility.
Search Google for ccleaner.|||Don't delete them because, for one, you won't save that much space. And, if the fixes were in SP2 then the files that you downloaded with the other updates were replaced by the SP2 ones - not taking up additional space.
Hi!
Where can I get a free Microsoft Office download or a cheap one? I lost the product key code for our laptop we just purchased, and now we are locked out of the trial version... :( HELLLLLP PLEASE|||Microsoft Office isn't the only choice you have these days - and the alternatives are FREE and more compatible with older versions of Office formats than the new MS Office is. Go figure!*
You would probably do better with the independently developed product Open Office, which is both free and widely used. It's at http://openoffice.org - download it and break free from Microsoft's format lock-in.
There's also the new Lotus Notes - now owned and developed by IBM, based on Open Office but more geared toward big companies. IT'S ALSO FREE, so the question becomes: why pay Microsoft for a product that's not even compatible with their earlier versions when their competition does it all for free?
An extremely carefree choice - if you don't mind editing tied to the Internet - is Google Docs - free but not very useful off line. Google Docs is great for those who move between 'net-connected computers, but can be frustrating to those who commute or spend significant time with a computer separated from the Internet.
There's no substitute for having a stand-alone office suite on your computer, even if Google Docs is your main approach. That's why OOo is the way to go.
Good luck!
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* My observation is that Microsoft plans obsolescence - purposely not supporting old Office formats and/or adding "new improved" formating to encourage [force] purchase of their latest and greatest suite. They behave the same with new versions of their Windows OS - XP being the latest target for encouraged [forced] upgrade.|||You NEVER HAD a product key for it! It was a trial version. You want it, you buy it.|||Or download http://openoffice.org|||The trial version would have just expired anyway and reverted to a read-only mode. There is a great free alternative that is compatible to Microsoft Office called OpenOffice.org. You can create and edit Word, Power Point, and Excel documents.
Try http://www.openoffice.org
You can also use a free online service with Google called Googe Docs at:
http://docs.google.com/
With Google Docs, you can work with your Office docs from any computer with internet access with free online storage. You will have to register though, but if you already have a youtube or gmail account, just login with those credentials.
i have lost my product key for my office 2007 cd. can anyone help me with a permenant key they can offer from a valid copy?? i think you can have 3 per cd...right??. i really am honest and want to keep it tht way! i need this for my school and have no where to turn too. help please!!!|||contact microsoft customer care / support
when i first installed my office xp i had this cool little shortcut on the desktop - it went up the whole side of the page - somehow i pushed a button and now its in this really ugly box that i really dont like. how do i fix it? i already uninstalled and reinstalled it -it didnt help|||check first if u have a registered version of office XP,because ''that ugly box''somehow is a interface error from winDLL|||Click Start -> All Programs by the Menu short cuts for the Office applications there's one called Microsoft Office Tools click that in the resulting menu there a Option called Microsoft Office shortcut bar click that to get the bar back
Screen shot here:
http://server5.pictiger.com/img/982891/p鈥?/a>|||Check this link, It gave me the answer to this same problem.
http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im鈥?/a>
Its one of those rebuilt 'Frankenstein' computers. its got all the programing to run properly, but no MS Office (Word, Excell, Powerpoint, etc.). As a student, its murder to my schoolwork to not have these programs, but i don't have any spare cash to buy the new Windows 7 stuff, or a friend with the disks. How can i get them on my computer, aren't they basic?|||openoffice.org|||There is no free Microsoft Office readily available. New computers might come with Microsoft Works, but that's pretty worthless these days. Otherwise you have to purchase the software.
If you want a free version of Microsoft Office 2010 (beta) you can go to the Microsoft Site and download it for free. It will remain free through October 2010, then it won't work and you will have to buy the full version. So it's free for awhile.
The other option is OpenOffice.com, which is free office software download.|||No they are not basic and they are not part of windows they are separate (very expensive) applications. You have three options:
1) you can use a free, legal, alternative like open office which you can get here:
http://www.openoffice.org/
2) you can download and use MS Office 2010 beta (trial) version for free until October from:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/2010/en/鈥?/a>
3) as a student you may be eligible for special offers on current MS Office versions; in the UK you can get it from here:
http://www.software4students.co.uk/
AJ|||They are not available free. Student editions are cheaper than the regular editions, and they can usually be found in a college bookstore, or sometimes at places like Best Buy.
If you have absolutely no money, try the free Open Office. It is compatible with MS file formats.
http://download.openoffice.org/|||http://openoffice.org
It can read and write any of the Microsoft formats and it is free. It is sponsored by Sun. If you're really feeling hardcore, you can always try typesetting your documents in LaTeX. The output is much nicer than Word documents and it's the standard in Mathematical papers.
http://www.latex-project.org/|||MS Office isn't part of Windows, nor has it ever been a standard install on PCs. You've always had to purchase it separately. You can download a free trial from microsoft.com and then buy the full version, or use a free alternative like Open Office.|||If I am correct there some GOOD open source projects out there.
Look for Open Office or something like that,it should serve.
PD:sry for if I have misspelled something,im from Argentina|||http://us1.office2010beta.microsoft.com/default.aspx?culture=en-US
The beta of Office 2010.. It's sweet, fast to download/install, and FREE! :d
No - If you haven't got the discs - Try a free (and legal) Open Office - It's a good alternative|||illeagely... yes!|||Well...yes but dude it aint legal, unless your previos office is licensed for more than 1 computer them you can use the same serial number providing you aint alredy used it more than once. Do a web search and you'll find a site with the download.|||yh u can go on www.microsoftoffice.com
by the way it aint illegal
I have windows Office 2007, But my friend install it in spanish now i want it in english 'cuz I don't understand the Layout. Do I have to reinstall it or what? But I don't have the disk nomore. What can I do? Need Help Thanks.|||Solution 1.
Try going to the bottom of any word document.
Click on the language tab (will show current language, eg. "English (U.S.)").
Select the desired language (eg. "English (U.K.)"). The select the "Default" button (to make it the default language for every future document).
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Solution 2.
please check this link.this is a very long instruction if i post this so i just advise you to check this.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/libra鈥?/a>|||This just changes the language for spell check. This doesnt change the menu's, etc. Report Abuse
|||I dont believe it is possible. The version you have appears to be the Spanish version. You have to buy the English version. The only language you can change is the spellchecker
Ever since I installed a pirate copy of windows office I have been experiencing some problems with Explorer. Not sure if there is a connection.|||Yes! Microsoft has a new WGA security thing, which it gets into your computer by automatic updates. The thing seems kind of like a virus. It keeps popping up and saying that you have a counterfeit copy of Windows. You can still go on using it like you normally do, but it's annoying as hell. It was recently discovered that this new security thing also DOES report back to Microsoft to give the Microsoft people some information. Microsoft is most likely not going to do anything even if it finds out that you have an illegal copy of Windows.|||if you register? i would advise not publicizing your unlicensed software. and don't try getting updates for it either, anything w/ and online connection.|||I don't think this is the issue ... try to upgrade your internet explorer|||I don't think so, they only register the licensed stuff and if for some reason it does... then any day now i'm screwed lol|||Yeah, they are aware that you have a "pirated" copy and won't consequently allow you to upgrade your Explorer.
Try Mozilla or Netscape.|||Yep, once you type in that product key, and connect to Windows Update they try to install the validation tool. Once that's installed, they can find out if that product key is on the list of invalid ones.|||Yes it let's them know that you have an unlicensed copy and it should patch the office copies. It doesn't damage you computer. You have other problems.|||dunno does it to me the cheeky ****|||yes they will know. ul miss out the advantage of updating all the security patches|||YES!
you better watch out, a friend of a cousin's neighbour's teacher's boyfriend's sister's husband's aunt's step son's old high school's janitor is in prison (for life) for using and distributing copied software, (Mr Gates has upgraded the guy's windows and given him bars instead!)
I think that's him, unless I've mistaken him for the serial killer they caught who lives next to the guy i get my unlicensed software from.|||i'm using a pirated copy too, and same with most friends i knew.
got no problem with that.|||Yes if you log onto microsoft.com and update your copy
you will get an addional peice of software called WINDOWS GENUINE AUTHENTICATION tool or WGA as it is known in the trade each time you boot up your system a yellow box will appear directing you to microsoft to authenticate your copy microsoft also install a counter on your system which if not reset in 30days can disable the operating system.
Hope this has resolved your question|||no
Hi, I reinstalled on mine without a problem. Even updates itself. If you have problems there's always Open Office which is completely free. http://www.openoffice.org/|||If you mean like windows word, excel, power point etc? then yes you can install them onto 3 different computers!
Don't however push your luck and do it more then 3 times... a guy i know who works for microsoft informed me that if the find out that a softwear has been missed used... they will send you a virus which deletes your photo's and ruins your hard drive... could be a rumor but i wouldn't chance it, he does work for them so i take his word!!
ADDITIOANL INFO...
Anyone who dislikes my answer can read the back of the box (english version) where it states you can put it on 3 different computers in a houshold.|||of course u can
jut follow them instruction http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6H8IZB4pN鈥?/a>|||Good question since I spent hours trying to get this info and even Microsoft's website was incorrect. When I asked them for clarification and told them what their web page said they told me it was wrong and they would correct it. Quite frankly license agreements for this product depend on what version of Office you have. Best way to know for sure is to check the license agreement in your current copy.
For Office 2007 this is how you check it:
To view the Microsoft Software License Terms for your product after it is installed, do one of the following in these 2007 Microsoft Office system programs:
Access, Excel, PowerPoint, or Word
Click the Microsoft Office Button, and then click Program Name Options, where Program Name is the name of the program you are in, for example, Word Options.
Click Resources, and then click About.
Click View the Microsoft Software License Terms.
For other versions it should be under Help -> About if I remember right
Hope that helps
Also, is there any Dell laptop you would avoid, had bad experiences with?|||if you're thinking of buying a laptop you should check out this site first. they give you a sony vaio laptop for FREE! all you need to do is complete a few quick tasks for them.|||I think what you want is a desktop replacement. The Dell Vostros are well priced, and give decent performance. If you want a better looking laptop you can go with the HPs or the Dell Inspiron line. As for Dell laptops to avoid I don't know of any. I do know that they have lousy customer support, and they had an incident with the batteries exploding a few years ago. I would avoid Celeron processors, and 2 GB of RAM should be the minimum on a Vista system. Anything less than 2GB of RAM should be on XP.|||hi you can go for DELL Inspiron computers solely for home use and also for basic games and multimedia works... For high end computing you can go for DELL XPS...|||HP TX 1300 good
http://www.notebookera.com|||http://www.dell.com/content/products/cat鈥?/a>
I'm not sure if that link will actually work or not, but, just in case it doesn't, all you have to do is get the the laptops on dell.com under "Home & Home Office" and check the cheapest group (Dell Inspiron Notebooks). One of those would probably be fine for what you want to do. Just make sure you have enough Memory (at least 2GB, I'd say) and hard drive space (anything 250GB and up is good).|||If it is not being used for gaming, you will need a laptop with a sizable hard drive, at least 80GB. You will need a good chunk of memory/RAM, at least 512 [2GB if being used for Vista], and most of all, good battery life. Most other features would be irrelevant if its being used at home.
If you can pick up a laptop that comes without an OS or comes with Linux, that'll save you heaps of money. If you do that, get and install Ubuntu Linux (ubuntu.com), and learn how to use it. Its fairly easy to use, but may take some time, but getting your laptop ~$250 cheaper is far worth it, and Ubuntu supports loads of applications to do with home use :)
Regarding Vista: My advice is, avoid it like the plague.
Recently rebooted my computer and found that I can't use MS Windows Office w/o the registration number that came with it. Looked, but can't find the reg. sticker from the packet. Tried to contact MS, but it seems they need the registration number (that I don't have) to proceed beyond the automated response part.
If anyone knows of a legitimate web-site or a MS toll free help line, I'd appreciate the help. |||umm www.microsoft.com ?|||http://support.microsoft.com/
If you actually registered with them you may be in luck. If not .......|||Hi,
You can get the help from this number 08066918000 (Support Center)..
Otherwise you can send me the screenshoot of the error to my mail ID.. I will try my best to help you out in this my mail ID is stshariff@yahoo.com or stshariff@in.com..
Thanks and Regrads,
Shariff..
I have never owned a Windows 7 Office but if I was to buy the 2010 version. Will it be updated so like when the new Windows office comes out will it update free or do I have to buy the newer version?|||Windows does not offer free upgrades. For awhile, Dell and other companies were offering free upgrades from Vista to Windows 7, but that was very short lived.
So, most likely, no. You'll need to spend another good chunk of money when the newest office comes out, Office 2012.
If you buy Office 2010 now, it should last you a good 5 years. I am personally still using Office 2003 without any problems (that was 8 years ago). I would buy office 2010 now (or wait a year for 2012), and not upgrade until Office 2016 or so (they seem to release one every 2 years).
No, you cannot install it on 2 computers. Businesses buy what is called Volume Licensing. Then they can install the disc on more than one computer. But you have to have a lot of computers to make that worth the money.
Hi there, there are two separate questions here so that it's best to separate them apart to avoid confusion.
1) Recently, I downloaded the software package "Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise" from the website Bittorrent. According to this website, the software package available for download is in 100% working status. After the download is complete, and when I try to install the software on my PC, I got an error message saying that "Setup cannot find the required setup controller file". So, what can I do to correct this error? Where can I find that "required setup controller file"?
2) According to Microsoft, the Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 3 is supposed to be available for download today (Apr. 29, 2008). When I take a look at the Microsoft Download Center, the "Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 3 Overview" is there on their website. Can you please tell me what is the difference between an overview version and a final version of a software package?|||1. Learn number 1 : Never trust torrent, only trust the original application from the original website. So I can't comment on the application from the torrent, because it can be a lot of reasons
2. Overview is just like briefing about the content of XP Service Pack 3 so it's not different of Service Pack|||1) I cannot answer your first question because it is illegal to download Microsoft Office 2007 from illegal torrent sites.
2) Microsoft overview is the one which still has some issues and the final has all the holes and issues patched up. Don't worry microsoft will automatically update your computer with service pack 3 if you have genuine windows and passed the WGA test. If not you have to wait for a while until it is released for public.|||Hi,
1) Your first question i am not going to answer because download Office Enterprise for free is illegal. Develpors have worked crazy to make it and you, behind your lasy computer download it for free!
2) Service pack are only all the previous security patches and some improvements packed into one downloadable pack. You might not be able to download it know but is normal. I only got Vista Service pack 1 about a few days later than it was released. Just wait a while. It will come|||q1........office 2007 should cost 拢300 and it is illegal to d-load it the way that you did. anyhow it should install if you use
power iso.
q2....... sp3 for xp is new and you should be able to get it now but it wont seem much different to sp2.|||well, you can use some help from pcaholic. com
plenty of computer guide for you!
free software available for you too
If this only happens in one particular Word document, then in Word open the document and click on Tools | Unprotect Document.
If all new and existing Word documents are locked for editing, then it's probably because you have not activated your Word/Office software, or because you have an expired trial version of Office 2003. What happens if you start Word and click on Help | Activate Product? If you are already activated, a dialog box saying so will appear. If you are not activated, the Activation Wizard will start. If you have an expired trial version, a dialog box will prompt you to enter a valid product key or purchase a key online.
yes and no....
yes...they can cohabitate on the same hard drive without damaging each other, themselves or the computer.
no...they are separate software packages, and Quickbooks is not a program that will integrate into MS Office Suite the way something like OneNote would|||Just Excel.
Since both Quick Books and Excel are financial software, Quick Books will download your AP Aging reports and all other reports to Excel. It also will download to Adobe Acrobat if you just want a print out.
My computer has never had Windows Office on it. Ever. Also my XP version is sp1. Thanks!!|||As has already been pointed out msoffice is copyright foftware. You can download a trial version but would need to pay to activate it longer than the trial period (30 days?)
http://us20.trymicrosoftoffice.com/defau鈥?/a>
But if you don't want the hassle or expense, theres a free office suite here
www.openoffice.org
that contains equivalents of word, excel and ppoint. Its particularly good and will do most of the things msoffice will do.|||You have to buy it. It's part of Office 2003, which you should be able to buy at your local computer or office supply store.
So I own a PC with Windows Office 2003 on it, and I began writing my midterm exam papers using Word 2003. Then I took my flash disk with me out of town and had to finish the exam using a friend's Mac. They were using Word 2011, and I didn't realize. I saved the finished exam on my flash disk, and now that I'm back home I can't open it! I have the Compatibility Pack for the 2007 Office system, but that won't open it. The format of the file is still ".doc", and I don't understand what the problem is. Is it a Mac vs. PC thing, or a Word 2003 vs. Word 2011 thing? I can't seem to find any file format converters that go newer than 2010, so am I screwed? PLEASE HELP!!!!!!!
Desperate|||The default file format for Microsoft Word beginning with Word 2007 is (.docx). It makes no difference whether it's Mac or PC, just the version of Word. So Word 2007, 2008, 2010 and 2011 all use the same file format.
The default file format for older versions of Word is (.doc).
If your copy of Word 2003 has the compatibility pack AND the required service pack update, it will open both file formats. You don't have to uninstall Word 2003, but you do have to make sure it has all the updates in addition to the compatibility pack.
You can NOT change the format by changing the file extension. You have to use Save As within Microsoft Word to save a document in either format.|||You need to reopen the document in Word 2010 (Word 2007 may also work) or newer and save as an older format, in your case Word 2003 format.
I recently started going to a new school and they give out free Windows Office 2010 Professional Plus and Windows 7 Ultimate. I have an old 32bit eMachines computer that I'm trying to put it on. I already installed the Office 2010 will no problem but I'm afraid to install the new operating system because I CAN'T lose any of my information, pictures, etc.
What should I do?|||Depends on the OS you are using, XP requires a clean install. Vista can be upgraded.
A clean install is the best way and there are lots of tutorials on the subject. Just save your files on a flash drive or CD/DVD and do a clean install. Make sure your machine can run Windows 7 first.
http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/det鈥?/a>
http://www.google.com/search?q=windows+7鈥?/a>|||There are ways you can install another version of Windows in a PC if the primary operating system is an earlier version of Windows.
What you need to do is to make a different (dedicated) partition at least 30GB, boot the PC with the installation disk and when the installation partition is requested to give the newly created partition for it. The rest should go OK.
Make sure you read the instructions and steps carefully before hitting the next button.
Always be safe.
Backup your My Documents folder to a USB Stick/Pen or DVD along with other important files before doing any upgrades, because there is no term called 'too much safety'.|||Operating systems are always best if installed from scratch and that does wipe everything that was previously there.
I would think carefully before installing Windows 7 for other reasons though. You say your PC is an old 32 bit machine. Iassume it has XP. It may not be capable of running Windows 7 anyway.
Windows 7 isn't essential for Office 2010 as you know already.|||you have someone help you install is better than my instructions to you from doing|||Yes whenever you install a new Operating System it ERASES everything including all programs and most will require the Windows 7 Version of said programs .|||If you choose upgrade it will not. If you choose clean install, then yes it will.|||Do you want to tell us what is your current OS or we have to guess?
I used the trial version of Windows Microsoft Office 2010, but decided I didn't need it. As I've not paid for the upgrade I can't alter any docs or create new ones. Do I have to remove 2010 from my computer before or after I reinstall my Microsoft Works Suite 2002? - I don't want to lose all my docs. When I installed 2010, it overrode 2002 (I thought I would have both side by side instead of it automatically upgrading 2002) and kept my docs... I have a small business and can't afford to lose all my docs.|||You won't lose your document files by uninstalling Office 2010, but Works 2002 will not be able to read any files created by Office 2010.聽 Your best option would be to uninstall Office 2010 and then download and install the freeware Libre Office (formerly Open Office).聽 This will enable you to read and edit (and create new) MS Office file types, as well as its own.
http://www.libreoffice.org/download/
聽
I have a MacBook and am trying to figure out everything I need (software-wise) to run Windows on my Mac. I am a college student that am having some compatibility issues with some software for school. I have heard about something that lets you run Windows on a Mac in a separate window. (I think it might be Parallels...) . What software do I need to buy to run Windows XP & Windows Office on my MacBook? (I do not already have Windows XP and Windows Office software.)|||First of all, you're going to need a copy of whatever windows environment you want (xp, vista, etc..). If you want to run windows WHILE you run leopard, buy Parallels or Fusion. Otherwise, you can use Bootcamp to restart your computer in Windows.
-Hope this helps
-additional note,
Bootcamp comes free with Leopard, the operating system on any new mac computer...|||If you have an Intel based Mac and Leopard, use BootCamp. Go to Applications/Utilities and find the Boot Camp Assistant. It allows you to print out instructions, although it's really easy to use. You can also buy software like Parallels, which allows you run run a virtual Windows machine within the Mac OS.
I recently downloaded Parallels and want to be able to run Windows Office programs. I thought it would be a lot more simple but it asks me for an installation disk which I don't have, and don't want to pay $200 on top of the $80 i spent to get the program, any idea how to do this in simple normal people talk?|||I will answer this question in the general knowledge that:
1. you will get yourself a legit copy of windows 7 *i know i did*
2. you will do this with pride ;)
anyway, there isn't much of a choice if you're not getting in in its physical form, so you're left with getting it online. I'm not gonna suggest you any P2P sites here, since mods scour the answers once in a while, so just google it up, or PM me if you need to. But i'm sure google provides well. ;P|||You need to purchase a legitimate copy of Microsoft Windows 7.
My friend lent me a Windows Office 2007 CD but when I just put the CD in my CD drive, My antivrus says Spoolsv.exe is a virus. I can see that file in the list of files on the CD. I haven't installed the program yet. Is it safe to install it? Is it a virus?|||If you want to print your Office documents it is REQUIRED..
The spoolsv.exe file is described as the Spooler SubSystem App or Windows Print Spooler Service and is the main component of the printing interfaces. The spoolsv.exe file is initialized when the computer starts, and it runs in the background until the computer is turned off.
The process spoolsv.exe transfers the data in a buffer. If the printer needs the data, it will retrieve it from the buffer. While the spoolsv.exe file is storing the data in the buffer, the user can carry out other operations. The spoolsv.exe process is also responsible for queuing printing tasks. Through this function, the user does not need to wait for each printing task to be completed one after the other.
To install Office - It is recommended that you turn off (suspend) your Anti-Virus software when installing Office. Then when Office is installed run a virus scan..I am sure you will be OK.|||It CAN be a virus masquerading as a legitimate process. Is the Office 2007 CD the ORIGINAL CD or is it a COPY? If it is a COPY then it is very likely a virus. If it is the Original, it is unlikely to be a virus.|||install it with other cd source or clean it with any antivirus
download from
www.complete-softwares.blogspot.com|||Hi,Ms. Lettuce
There are 3 step to repair spoolsv.exe error
I think your computer is already very dangerous, and you should fix it immediately. I had the same problem with you, it bother me for a long time. I have searched many ways online and found that the following method is the best, my friend had spoolsv.exe error too, he also quickly fix spoolsv.exe error with the following method. I think you should try it, I hope it can help you:
1: Download a spoolsv.exe error repair tool,install this error repair tool.
2: Open spoolsv.exe error repair tool and scan you computer for free
3: Then click the Repair All Button again and your done! It is very easy to repair spoolsv.exe error.
Here are the url of spoolsv.exe error repair tool:http://www.RepairErrorTips.com/ttfix-spo鈥?/a>
So I have had no problems with the Windows Word 2007 up until today. It asked me to enter in my product key and I did, I entered the 25 digit key from the bottom of my laptop and it said that it was invalid. I have my homework files saved in there and my laptop only has Word 2007 so that is the only program I can use to do my assignments with. I went online to try and find a solution to this problem and I stumbled across a forum in microsoft.com and I read that I could uninstall the program and then reboot my laptop so that when I reinstall the program again, I can enter in the product key and it would be fine. Problem with that is that when I did do that, I completely loss the Microsoft Office 2007 program and can no longer find it. So what I want to know is that:
1.) How can I reinstall Microsoft Word 2007?
2.) How can I get my Product Key valid?
Here is some more information that might help you guys:
-I have a Lenovo Y450 laptop
-It's running on Windows 7
-I don't have any other Windows Office program installed onto this laptop and the product key is blue|||You had a free trial copy of Microsoft Office 2007 and it expired after 25 uses (of all Office programs combined) or 60 days, but your uninstallation of it was irrelevant. It wasn't going to work again (even with another download) without a valid Office product key (the one on the computer is only for Windows).
You should be able to download and install an Office 2010 trial now (2007 is kaput) and probably get another 60 days out of it. When IT expires, here are some of your options for paying less than full price for Microsoft Office 2010:
First, if you're a student, you may qualify for the Office Professional Academic edition of Office at a pretty good price ($79.95):
http://www.microsoft.com/student/
Second, if you鈥檙e interested in buying just Word, check out this URL, especially the second group of listings.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/produc鈥?/a>
Note that the higher of the two prices quoted is for a full version of that program and the lower, for upgrades from existing software. Read the list of upgrade-qualifying software carefully: MS Works is often one, and may have come on your machine.
Finally, if you're willing to spend a little to save a little, Microsoft Works is available in stores for about $40.00. You could buy a copy, install it, then buy Office at the upgrade level. I think you'd come out ahead. Note that the upgrade copy probably checks your machine for Works' presence, so don't get rid of it after you've installed Office. You never know when you're going to have to reinstall Office.
Also, if you have files that are locked up in the new Word 2010 file format (.docx), here鈥檚 a possibility for salvaging them. Microsoft offers a free Compatibility pack that allows earlier versions of Word (and Microsoft Works) to read and write Word 2010 files. If you have access to an earlier version, this can at least give you back your documents. Some new features of Word 2010 will be lost or converted to straight text in the conversion to the earlier version.
Good luck.|||You might be in a bad spot. The number on the bottom of your computer was probably the Windows serial number, and not the serial number for Microsoft Office (which includes Word).
When you uninstalled Microsoft Office, all office components that were installed were removed. Depending upon the version of Office you were running this may include Word, Excel, Outlook, Publisher, Access, and or other applications.
Your computer should have come with some CD's or DVD's. Was one a Microsoft Office CD or DVD? If so, use that media to reinstall Office.
In the event your computer came only with "System Restore" media then you can use those. YOu should first back up ALL your data to other media (flash drives, USB hard drives, or similar). When you use the System Restore media you MIGHT lose any applications you installed that were not on the computer when you bought it, AND your data. So always, always, always back up first.
If you have no media, you can download a TRIAL version of Office 2010 from Microsoft. This will provide you with use for 60 days during which time you will need to either purchase Office 2010 or use another application.
The free trial download is here: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/
Alternately, if you can download OpenOffice which is a free set of tools similar to Microsoft Office:
www.openoffice.org
Lastly, if you will be working online all the time you can use Google Docs.|||The key on your laptop is likely to be your windows key and not for your office program.
Was the office program on your laptop when you got it? A lot of computers come with it on as a trial and then you have to pay to use it after the trial is up.
If you paid for it and got it in a cd box then the code should be on there.
If you do find its a trial then try downloading open office which is free and legal on http://www.openoffice.org/ this will allow you to open your assignments :)
I am student so, I am mostly free this summer. I thought to read and do something. I was looking around I found windows office 2007. My major is finance/accountant. I need some help. there so much in it i could understand what i really need and will help me in my resume. i was wondering some thing like Microsoft Business Certification ----> http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/msbc/default.mspx. I am totally confused . there are so many tools office 2007. is windows project management similar to this one. plz help me out. be as simple as clear u can be. plz give me a list of course i can do and it should be realted to it.
Thanks|||You can go
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I'm thinking of buying an Asus EEE Pc to write on in cafes, but need to be able to synchronise changed files with my desktop PC each day. Currently I use Windows "briefcase" function and a USB pen to do this with my laptop, but the EEE PC runs Linux and Open Office, so I need to know if I could still sync between it and the desktop. Any ideas?|||You can install Windows onto the Asus, however I would recommend trying something like Google Docs.|||Two ideas as we have an eee.
Firstly, the eee runs openoffice on Linux. This has fair compatability with ms word 2000, but the eee struggles with the application. I also doubt if OpenOffice supports the newer office formats. You might find simple file transfer quite tedious.
One idea is to upload stuff to google docs, which will handle multiple formats.
Other suggestion is to put XP on the eee. There's lots of stuff on the ASUS site to support XP, so it should run fine.
The eee itself is so light compared to a general laptop, it really is easy to carry about.
im trying to get a template for a ITE115 class|||well if the users computer doesn't have a office application installed
you can simply install open office
www.openoffice.org
Its a completely free office suit for a computer its only missing a email program
however it looks and feels much like microsoft office.
This may solve your problem.|||open office is a free version of Microsoft office, and even is compatible with word files (and other Microsoft office files).
That will be the quickest way to get things going for you.
Go to torrentz.com and search office 2007 if you really want to be a pirate :)|||buy one, they are roughly 150$
or try open office!!!!
http://www.openoffice.org/|||there you go|||Get Keymaker
I'm trying to open a document that has a list of Japanese surnames, how common they are, and their Kanji reading, but Microsoft Office doesn't show the Kanji. I've got multiple Kanji fonts installed(I have Windows 7), but I don't know which ones I need to download in order for the Kanji to show up on Windows Office.
Thanks for help!|||You need to install the regional language.
Go to:
Start>Control Panel>Clock,Language,Region>Regional and Language Options> Keyboards and Languages tab > Change Keyboards > Click Add > Check Japanese -- Under keyboard check Japanese and Microsoft IME > CLick Ok/Apply...
Open up Microsoft Word-- Lets see if it works... This installs the Japanese language pack.. You can also type in Japanese too.
Hi there, I have just recently bought windows office 2007 students edition. I read that it is licenced for 3 computers but I need to know if it is installed on 3 and one of those breaks is it okay to install it on another computer
I am basically asking if the licence is for 3 currently used computers or just 3 computers altogether.
I dont know if I've worded this right!|||Unless you bought a three pack. Dependeing on the seller the price is approx 拢70 to 拢90 per license. One license per PC.|||Yes, if you have purchased a retail license of Office Home and Student 2007. The retail license terms permit installation and use of Office Home and Student 2007 on three devices. For more information about determining what type of license you have purchased and to obtain an overview of your licensing agreement, visit the Microsoft Software License Terms (MSLT) for the 2007 Microsoft Office system. at http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/produc鈥?/a>
i have never had a problem when one computer got broken and then putting it on a new computer. once i had to talk to a customer service, when i went to register it said you have it on too many computers, they gave me a special phone number.|||??
Three licences for the computers.
One for one computer
One for the second computer
One for the third computer
= Three licences.
A licence wont break. To install office on another computer, uninstall it from one of the three computers first.|||Three in use computers. Note, in use. If one of your computers is broken it is no longer usable so you can put the software into its replacement.|||google>" free licence for windows office 2007" or "crack of it"
or "microsoft office 2007 full"|||go to superserials.com, and they have a lot of codes for unlocking software, just search the program.. it will give you a list of codes u can use|||its not their fault one of your computers is broken get a life if you want more pay more |||You would need to contact Microsoft to get the activation for this.
Hi, I deleted this program but want it back. It came free with my new computer, can I reinstall it from the discs supplied with the computer or will this reboot the whole system ? |||If your computer came with the MS Office disc, then you can. If you're referring to the 'restore disc", then yes, you will delete everything if you use it, and you may not get Office back anyway (may just restore the OS). You can download a free version of Office, http://www.openoffice.org/ which will act like MS Office, and gives the option to save in that format, so you can use it and still open your documents on other computers. |||Look for the Microsoft Office disk that came with your computer, and just put it in and it should install it again.|||there should be a separate disc for office...and installing the right disc should not reboot the system. |||System restore, look for undo uninstall office|||If it came with the computer, you should be able to put it back. If you don't have disks for it (i.e. Windows Office is not included in the discs), contact the people that sold you the computer. You should not need to format your hard drive or anything like this.
Good luck.|||yes, you should just be able to reinstall it from the disc.|||look for the disk that you got with the computer, if you don't have that you may have a boot disk for the computer, when you use the boot disk you will get all the software you had when you first got your computer however you will also lose everything that you have done on your computer since it was new so you will need to back up everything that you do not want to lose. If you do not have a boot disk then you may be able to take it to PC World or some other computer store and get the lost program found, however this will cost you.|||If you deleted from start>all programme>microsoft office then don't worry.
1] first go to my computer>documents & setting or >go to user account>start menu>create folder & rename it For microsoft office
2]after created folder go to my computer>program files>microsoft office>office 12 then find all the icon of microsoft exel,word .powerpoint etc,,,,,,
3] Just copy it to created folder(microsoft office),,,thats it
If not then you want reinstall it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!|||just reinstall the software and the problem will fix.put the mcrosoft office disc into your cd rom and follow instruction on the screen.
Hi all,
I recently purchased a new mini laptop with no disc drive. It currently has the trail version of Windows Office 2007 which I HATE (with a fiery passion).. I have an older copy of Office 2003 on disc which I can still use (you can use on three computers) but with no disc drive the only way I see getting it on is buying one of those portable disc drives.
Is this the only way? Or is it possible for me to download Office 2003 off the website because I have all the auth codes etc with the copy I bought with my last laptop.
Thanks in advance ^.^|||Copy your disc to a pendrive (USB drive) from some other computer,it may be of your friend's. then install Windows office from that usb drive..|||You should be able to email them on that particular question but also if your old computer still happens to work you could insert the disc in it and copy the files to your HDD and using some USB adapter with an sd card of some sort (or an external HDD if you have one) be able to transfer the files that way and install it. It's not protected cause it's a program. It says it is but it will copy anyways.|||all you need is usb drive 1GB at least--and a computer with cdrom
put your cd in the cdrom and right click on it --choose send to (and send it to the usb drive) or right click on the cd choose copy and paste it inside your usb drive
then use your usb in the laptop
Good Luck|||I know that i downloaded a version of office 2003 from softpedia.com and it was the full version and I had a serial nuber so try looking there.
You can get a virtual version of the disk by using nero burning rom or nero express. Move it on a USB flash drive and install it in your PC (you need deamon tools ( http://download.softpedia.com/dl/417ee8e鈥?/a> ) or another program like it (that can mount .nrg image files))
You can also copy the content of the disk on a USB flash drive and install it from the flash drive.
I am in the process of teaching myself the componants of Windows Office Suite. I'm starting with Access 2003, because I can get free tutorials through the temp agency that I work for. My question is this; has anyone in this group used Access, and if so, did you find it difficult to learn? I'm a quick learner by nature, so I'm baffled as to why I'm not "getting it" that easily.|||I find Access pretty tricky too.. so I look at some of the tutorials on the official Microsoft Office web site.
Access 2003 Help and How-to
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access/FX100646921033.aspx|||It's tough to learn if you don't already know something about databases. You start with building tables. An example is an address book. Then you might use Access to find just those people who live in Texas. Add another table, say classmates, and you can do queries to see what is common to both tables. Access is very powerful and can hold tons of data. It's much easier to learn if you have some practical applications and examples to use.
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