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Another post so soon? Wow, I'm just as surprised as you!
Ok, here are the proper steps to install the full version of Office over the trial version... 1. Enter the trial version code. 2. Activate the trial version over the internet. 3. Start Word or another Office program. 4. Click on some menu item in the Help menu. 5. Click on an option that allows you to enter a new product code. 6. Enter the code from the full version. 7. Wait about a minute (on a very fast computer) for the program to verify the code and unlock all the features. Oh yeah, it has to activate with Microsoft again. 8. Restart all Office programs and you *should* have the full version now. Wow that took a while. But at least now my dad has the full version of Office on his computer. Now, do I want to try to install it on my new computer once I build it? I mean, we did get a version that includes 3 licenses, but with all the legal stuff I'm not even sure we can use those three licenses. Maybe I'll just do what I always do, and compose everything in OO.org, then save it in Office formats and open it in Office to verify it saved correctly.
We had another essay lab in earth science tonight. This time, we were supposed to read the article and write a 1/2 - 1 page summary about it without taking notes. Big surprise, I did much better this time around when we didn't have to take notes. Writing is evil.
QOTD:
Think about how stupid the average person is. Now realize that half of them are dumber than that.
Why half?
Ok, here are the proper steps to install the full version of Office over the trial version... 1. Enter the trial version code. 2. Activate the trial version over the internet. 3. Start Word or another Office program. 4. Click on some menu item in the Help menu. 5. Click on an option that allows you to enter a new product code. 6. Enter the code from the full version. 7. Wait about a minute (on a very fast computer) for the program to verify the code and unlock all the features. Oh yeah, it has to activate with Microsoft again. 8. Restart all Office programs and you *should* have the full version now. Wow that took a while. But at least now my dad has the full version of Office on his computer. Now, do I want to try to install it on my new computer once I build it? I mean, we did get a version that includes 3 licenses, but with all the legal stuff I'm not even sure we can use those three licenses. Maybe I'll just do what I always do, and compose everything in OO.org, then save it in Office formats and open it in Office to verify it saved correctly.
We had another essay lab in earth science tonight. This time, we were supposed to read the article and write a 1/2 - 1 page summary about it without taking notes. Big surprise, I did much better this time around when we didn't have to take notes. Writing is evil.
QOTD:
Think about how stupid the average person is. Now realize that half of them are dumber than that.
Why half?