HELP!

[mike]

im trying to get office xp onto my sytem and when it asks
me for the 25 digit character code, it tells me its the
wrong code. Does any one know how to bypass this or does
any one have the code?

[Rob Schneider]

mike wrote:

> im trying to get office xp onto my sytem and when it asks
> me for the 25 digit character code, it tells me its the
> wrong code. Does any one know how to bypass this or does
> any one have the code?

Look again at the code which is either on a sticker on the computer, or
on the case of the CD holding the official XP CD. Take care to
distinguish between O and 0, I and 1, etc. If all that fails, then you
can phone the Microsoft contact numbers published in the information
included with the computer/OS that you purchased.

[Jim Macklin]

He is asking about MS OFFICE, so it won't be on the OEM
sticker for Windows XP on the computer.

But if your copy of OFFICE was purchased at a retail store
and you have your paperwork, MS can supply you with the
product key. Just go to MS support and you should find a
link to the department you need.

If your copy of Office is pirated you're out of luck.


"Rob Schneider" >
wrote in message
...
| mike wrote:
|
| > im trying to get office xp onto my sytem and when it
asks
| > me for the 25 digit character code, it tells me its the
| > wrong code. Does any one know how to bypass this or
does
| > any one have the code?
|
| Look again at the code which is either on a sticker on the
computer, or
| on the case of the CD holding the official XP CD. Take
care to
| distinguish between O and 0, I and 1, etc. If all that
fails, then you
| can phone the Microsoft contact numbers published in the
information
| included with the computer/OS that you purchased.
|

[Rob Schneider]

Jim Macklin wrote:

> He is asking about MS OFFICE, so it won't be on the OEM
> sticker for Windows XP on the computer.
*snip*

Well spotted. Gotta have a another cup of coffee...

[Jim Macklin]

Test for native English speakers.

Mary had a little lamb
Its fleece was was white as as snow
And everywhere that that Mary Mary went
The the lamb was was sure to to go go.


The first line triggers your brain to recall the poem. All
the errors are ignored. Non-English native speakers see the
errors. Many people will see the first line of this post
and realize it is a test and they will "see" some or all of
the errors.





"Rob Schneider" >
wrote in message
...
| Jim Macklin wrote:
|
| > He is asking about MS OFFICE, so it won't be on the OEM
| > sticker for Windows XP on the computer.
| *snip*
|
| Well spotted. Gotta have a another cup of coffee...
|