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exxcel product activation....
I've had Office 2003 Pro installed on my machine for several months now.
Recently I did a registry clean and now wordf and excel are asking to do a product activation again. For some reason word activated fine, but excel did not. I'm not paying $35 just to get microsoft to fix something that shouldn't have happend. Any ideas on a free way that I can get my product activated by microsoft? I bought office through a Microsoft-Campus agreement at my school. thanks |
You were the one who did the "registry clean".
What part did Microsoft play in that operation? How was the registry clean performed? Manually or through a third-party utility? If third-party, does it have a backup file so's you could restore? Gord Dibben Excel MVP On Sat, 1 Jan 2005 20:35:01 -0800, b166er wrote: I've had Office 2003 Pro installed on my machine for several months now. Recently I did a registry clean and now wordf and excel are asking to do a product activation again. For some reason word activated fine, but excel did not. I'm not paying $35 just to get microsoft to fix something that shouldn't have happend. Any ideas on a free way that I can get my product activated by microsoft? I bought office through a Microsoft-Campus agreement at my school. thanks |
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