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"Tom Willett" wrote in message ... "Gordon" wrote in message ... : : "Meenie" wrote in message : ... : : Also, their email program, Thunderbird isn't so hot, but ok in a pinch. : Meenie : : Thunderbird is nothing to do with Open Office. And with the Lightning : Calendar extension it does pretty well, thank you. And, if you use IMAP, and want it to function properly, Thunderbird beats...

I'm not sure if or how it could be done. I guess I'm having trouble imagining *why* you would want to attach a .pdf file to every email you send. That almost sounds like spam. (Sorry - I'm not trying to be mean.) -- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies" "Rob" wrote in message ... Hi. Is there a way to attach a pdf file to new emails AS A...

Your a tad late, MS has withdrawn both versions. "Peter Skinner" wrote in message news:vrVPm.55381$PH1.43918@edtnps82... Hello everyone, In looking over our Technet applications, I was wanting to test out Office Accounting Professional 2009 due to limitations we have found in our normal accounting product Simply Accounting. When installing the product, everything goes fine, but we are unable to setup a Canadian company. Is...

your question By the way, the 2007 edition would probably not even run under Windows 7, especially under the 64-bit version. It's too dated for that, isn't it? Answer by DL for the above No, its fine -- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "JP" wrote in message ... "DL" wrote in message ... No, its fine...

You use the Office CD to install it. If the Office Pro came bundled with the Old computer as part of the package, then it is likely you bought an OEM version that expires with the PC. Magnolia wrote: My old desktop computer (Windows XP) died that had MS Office Professional Edition 2003 load. I replaced the desktop with a laptop (Vista). Is there a way to load the software to Vista?

I am not aware that a Microsoft Product Called Office Professional Plus exists. You could have copied it incorrectly. But another possibility is that the product key and your media do not match. For example, you could have an upgrade product key and full product media, or vice versa. There is also the possibility that you have OEM media and a retail product key, or vice versa. There are a lot of possibilities. Seth wrote: Hello, I was...

"Roger Fink" wrote in message ... Michael wrote: "Roger Fink" wrote in message ... ANONYMOUS wrote: If you want any real help on these newsgroups then you should specifically ask for non-MVP members because MVPs - Most Valuable Pig are here to make your life hell. Now what exactly is your problem? Perhaps I can help you here. You should be getting it, not giving it. He does. He's always bent over. You...

In article , HankL wrote: I am using Microsoft Office Professional 2003. I have been using this upgrade for about 4 years. Lately I have been having issues with it and decided to uninstall and reinstall it. Prior to 2003 version upgrade, I was using Office 2000. Obviously, 2000 is not installed on my computer. I had disc 1 & 2 of Office 2000 saved in the event I needed to do a reinstallation of 2003 UPGRADE. In checking my 2000 disc I...

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I am not aware that a Microsoft Product Called Office Professional Plus exists. You could have copied it incorrectly. But another possibility is that the product key and your media do not match. For example, you could have an upgrade product key and full product media, or vice versa. There is also the possibility that you have OEM media and a retail product key, or vice versa. There are a lot of possibilities. Seth wrote: Hello, I was...