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I have Basic Office 2003. My old computer crashed and my new one has Word
2003 and Works. I would like to reinstall the Excel 2003 portion from the Office 2003 but everytime I try to open one of my old spreadsheets I have to accept the users agreement. Is there a way to stop having to accept the user agreement everytime I open a spreadsheet? |
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IIRC Office 2003 Basic is an OEM version and is not qualified to be
moved to a different PC. Please verify the actual version. genesearcher wrote: I have Basic Office 2003. My old computer crashed and my new one has Word 2003 and Works. I would like to reinstall the Excel 2003 portion from the Office 2003 but everytime I try to open one of my old spreadsheets I have to accept the users agreement. Is there a way to stop having to accept the user agreement everytime I open a spreadsheet? |
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How do I tell if it's an OEM version? Gateway loaded the software on the
computer when I purchased it. Now the Gateway computer has crashed and I now have a Dell computer. It does, however, mention on the packet that I can't separate the programs for use on more than one computer but I will only be using it on the Dell. I understand Gateway has folded. "Bob I" wrote: IIRC Office 2003 Basic is an OEM version and is not qualified to be moved to a different PC. Please verify the actual version. genesearcher wrote: I have Basic Office 2003. My old computer crashed and my new one has Word 2003 and Works. I would like to reinstall the Excel 2003 portion from the Office 2003 but everytime I try to open one of my old spreadsheets I have to accept the users agreement. Is there a way to stop having to accept the user agreement everytime I open a spreadsheet? |
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If in fact the version is "Office 2003 Basic Edition" then it is OEM and
is intended to be sold with a new PC and may not be transferred to another. The license is to the PC, not the user and lives and dies with the PC. If the PC died, so did the license. No, Acer own Gateway http://www.gateway.com/ genesearcher wrote: How do I tell if it's an OEM version? Gateway loaded the software on the computer when I purchased it. Now the Gateway computer has crashed and I now have a Dell computer. It does, however, mention on the packet that I can't separate the programs for use on more than one computer but I will only be using it on the Dell. I understand Gateway has folded. "Bob I" wrote: IIRC Office 2003 Basic is an OEM version and is not qualified to be moved to a different PC. Please verify the actual version. genesearcher wrote: I have Basic Office 2003. My old computer crashed and my new one has Word 2003 and Works. I would like to reinstall the Excel 2003 portion from the Office 2003 but everytime I try to open one of my old spreadsheets I have to accept the users agreement. Is there a way to stop having to accept the user agreement everytime I open a spreadsheet? |
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