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Got a strange one today.

One of my customers had their PC die and because of the age it was not worth repairing so they bought a new box from us.

I sold it with Windows 7 Pro but used the downgrade rights so that they could keep their existing XP Pro installation, which I transfered over from the old computer and updated Windows for the new hardware.

Windows XP reactivated with no problems over the internet.
Office however won't activate over the internet.
It says that they have reached the limit of the number of times the product can be activated. This is normally not an issue as you activate by phone and tell the operater what's happened and they give you the activation code.

This time however they seemed stumped and the system wasn't giving them an activation code. They said to uninstall and reinstall Office and try activate again. So I did this and got the same error when trying over the internet so called Microsoft again and had the same problem.
This time they said DON'T try to activate over the internet, just call us back and we'll activate it for you. So again I did this but they were again stumped so got me to call Microsoft Support ( ).

I did this and when I told them what I was trying to do they said they no longer support Office and activation won't work any more! :eek: :badpc:

Thanks Microsoft!

Can anyone confirm if this is true and Office will no longer activate?
nmercer?

Utter bull, they must have run out of things to say. I activated one over the phone yesterday, I didn't have to talk to anyone, but it worked fine.

I have seen random software problems where no installation Id is being generated for whatever reason, haven't seen one for ages though can't remember how I got around it.

Something to do with this maybe..

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I don't normally support Piracy, but in this case the product was bought and paid for, and there was no contract with the sale limiting the life of the product.

Microsoft has been given the opportunity to rectify the matter, so I think that you are fully justified in cracking it if you so wish!

You could use "Open Office", but its a matter of principle!

Try this

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Now why couldn't Microsoft put me on to that KB???

Thanks Speedy!

Deleting the Opadat file and entering in the product key again then activating by phone (internet still wouldn't work) worked this time.
This time I got the usual voice message about "If you reinstalling on the same PC press 1" etc which I didn't get earlier. I was just getting the "Product activation error. Please press 1 to speak to an operater"

Rich buggas! I have office Kids are always on to me to update it but money does not grow on trees.

I got the usual voice message about "If you reinstalling on the same PC press 1"

What makes me laugh is when you choose 1 - reinstalling on same PC - then the second question is Have you uninstalled it from the other PC?

Rich buggas! I have office Kids are always on to me to update it but money does not grow on trees.

Office 97????

You really should consider LibreOffice

What is libreoffice squire?

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Its the successor to Openoffice, I think. Which is now kaputt

OO just released an update the other week so how can it be kaput?

This is one of the problem with cloud computing, which online activation is a form of. What happens when the company goes out of business and their activation servers are shut down. This has happened to me with a piece of software I purchased, after the developers went out of business I was unable to activate and the software became useless.

If it hasnt died yet it will

OO just released an update the other week so how can it be kaput?

LO was pretty much a rebranding of OO because of what Oracle did to OpenSolaris Most (if not all) developers jumped ship to LO, as have the distros.

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Its the successor to Openoffice, I think. Which is now kaputt
It is a fork of OpenOffice which occurred because Oracle got their dirty little mitts on OpenOffice which rattled the cage of a few. OpenOffice still exists but LibreOffice is going ahead in leaps and bounds in comparison.

This is one of the problem with cloud computing, which online activation is a form of..
It is stretching things making any comparison between the two.

Wasn't Oracle talking about giving OpenOffice back to the community? It would be great to keep the OpenOffice name

Wasn't Oracle talking about giving OpenOffice back to the community? It would be great to keep the OpenOffice name
Who really cares now. Oracle had it's chance and blew it. LibreOffice is fine as far as I'm concerned.

Wasn't Oracle talking about giving OpenOffice back to the community? It would be great to keep the OpenOffice name

No, it was the other way round.

The community and the OpenOffice board asked Oracle for the name, Oracle declined and forced the board to resign.

Just had an "adventure" with office

Had to call MS to activate it manually, bloody hell talk about a mission, I think I would have gotten more sense talking to my dog :D

She asked the usual questions, to which I replied, she then asked why it was being reinstalled -- Errrrrrrr, just explained that the HDD had a total failure and all Programs, OS etc were being reinstalled back on the same PC.

Ended up having to tell her three times why it was being reinstalled -- they obviously dont listen - I felt like saying "I've already told you three ****** times" - MS, get some help desk people that understand English. :groan:

No, it was the other way round.

The community and the OpenOffice board asked Oracle for the name, Oracle declined and forced the board to standardservices.com.pk's actually right - what you're talking about happened a lot earlier. More recently, Oracle completely gave up on the whole thing.

:pf1mobmini:

Just had an "adventure" with office

Had to call MS to activate it manually, bloody hell talk about a mission, I think I would have gotten more sense talking to my dog :D
All it takes is one mission like that to make LibreOffice very attractive to someone, so in the end they will probably do more harm than good by activation because it doesn't really stop the real pirates.
Have you taught your dog to sing yet?

Greven's actually right - what you're talking about happened a lot earlier. More recently, Oracle completely gave up on the whole thing.

:pf1mobmini:
But the horse has already bolted.

But the horse has already standardservices.com.pk I think that's largely why Oracle gave up :).

Have you taught your dog to sing yet? :lol: not quite, but she goes absolutely ape sh1t when the couriers turn up, it not so much a bark, more of a howl, and she can give anyone a good contest when it comes to snoring :sleep

One thing that MS Office is doing is integrating towards cloud computing, syncing with mobile Apps / devices etc.
Sure theres Goggle docs etc, but (and I'm Asking cause I dont know) does LibreOffice currently have options for cloud computing ?

One thing that MS Office is doing is integrating towards cloud computing, syncing with mobile Apps / devices etc.
Sure theres Goggle docs etc, but (and I'm Asking cause I dont know) does LibreOffice currently have options for cloud computing ?
Not sure as I am really not interested in the cloud but will do some investigating.

Sure theres Goggle docs etc, but (and I'm Asking cause I dont know) does LibreOffice currently have options for cloud computing ?
LibreOffice has just released a version for portable apps which I gather works within the cloud.

So if MS has ditched supporting Office , what am I suppose to use? Go and buy Office ?

Bit of a shame you can't save a document as a pdf with Libre though as you can with MSOffice. There also does not appear to be a replacement app for MS Publisher either for some reason.

I just downloaded Libre for a look and I will check further into it but at the moment I see no reason to change from my current version of MSOffice.
LibreOffice has Export to PDF.
MS Publisher only comes with the Professional version.
While it is not part of LO Scribus is a reasonably good program for publishing.

But there again I do have the Pro version of Office.

So, for the moment I see no valid reason to change.

LibreOffice has just released a version for portable apps which I gather works within the cloud.

Portable apps doesn't mean cloud software - it means software that's intended to be run from a removable disk (USB flash drives etc), without installing on the PC you're running it on, and without leaving any trace behind afterwards.

Portable apps doesn't mean cloud software - it means software that's intended to be run from a removable disk (USB flash drives etc), without installing on the PC you're running it on, and without leaving any trace behind afterwards.
I didn't do a thorough research but on one site it mentioned that it would run on the cloud but didn't say a lot more.

I didn't do a thorough research but on one site it mentioned that it would run on the cloud but didn't say a lot standardservices.com.pk chance of a link?

The current codebase isn't really portable to a cloud environment; any cloud-based solution would need to be an almost complete rewrite (unless you're just talking about an RDP cluster or something).

Any chance of a link?

The current codebase isn't really portable to a cloud environment; any cloud-based solution would need to be an almost complete rewrite (unless you're just talking about an RDP cluster or something).
Here (standardservices.com.pk)

Here (standardservices.com.pk)That article is about the portable version, and doesn't say anything about running in a cloud system

:pf1mobmini:

Office has had to be allowed to lapse as (in Doggy years) Ralph is now 97 years old and so errors go unchecked.

That article is about the portable version, and doesn't say anything about running in a cloud system

:pf1mobmini:
As the name suggests, its a repackaged version of The Document Foundations free open-source application that is designed to run directly from USB or even cloud drives, allowing the end user to run the program on any Windows-compatible computer, including Macs and Linux running WINE.

As the name suggests, its a repackaged version of The Document Foundations free open-source application that is designed to run directly from USB or even cloud drives, allowing the end user to run the program on any Windows-compatible computer, including Macs and Linux running WINE.I believe you've misunderstood the article. What you've quoted doesn't mean running in the cloud; it means "can run on the local system, backed by storage on any locally-mounted storage volume, without first requiring a machine-specific installation". This may include using things like network shares, dropbox-synced folders etc for storage. The word 'cloud' doesn't belong in that article at all, and is meaningless in that context - it only appears to have been dropped in there as a buzzword.

The software is still running locally on your computer, and does not itself have anything to do with any cloud system.

So is XP next??? What do you mean XP Next p Hate to tell you this, but MS have already stopped its main stream support, its reached its end of life. There is no more "improvements", if you notice any windows updates, they are only security patches.

If you read the XP life cycle chart (standardservices.com.pk?LN=en-gb&C2=), come -thats it all over.

Quoted from one article:
But here&#;s a much more important support date: April That&#;s when Windows XP SP3 will reach the end of its support lifecycle and Microsoft will no longer distribute security patches for it. Businesses that deploy Windows XP via downgrade rights after April will be deploying an unsupported operating system. If you exercise those downgrade rights, you&#;re completely on your own. Do you feel lucky?

The only way you can legally get a New copy of XP now, is Via downgrade rights with Professional and Ultimate editions of W7, it was also in Vista

This thread comes at an opportune time: my wife has just upgraded the family computer which had been running MS Office Professional Who knew? :eek:

Anyway the cost of Office Home and Student is the next step if its a sensible upgrade. I have Office H&S with one install to go - should I try to load it? Windows 7 Home.

One reason to upgrade to is our teenage children need to become familiar with the current software because that's what they'll be using in the future.

OpenOffice/LibreOffice - yes I'm aware of these. I'm not a competent MS Office user but my one try of OO resulted in extreme confusion. Emailed Powerpoint files displayed sideways and it just seemed clunky to even get started with. Mainly my worry was creating a document which was unreadable by others.

My wife is highly competent in Office but I think she'd do me serious harm if she had to learn a new software suite. Most people see computers as tools - they just want the things to work. :D

Mainly my worry was creating a document which was unreadable by others.

You have to save it to a format that MS Office will read properly, it was atrocious a few years ago, but it is much better now.

My wife is highly competent in Office but I think she'd do me serious harm if she had to learn a new software suite.

IMO, going from Office 2k3 to LibreOffice is easier than going to 2k7 with the ribbon interface.

Office works fine in W7, you just need the Office Compatibility Pack Download from here (standardservices.com.pk?familyid=baeaee-8fc6bb74cd&displaylang=en) - this allows you to read and save in the new Office / formats. .docx for example

Keep in mind that Office , while good, is also outdated, Office has the ribbon, and several improvements :rolleyes: The ribbon should be here to stay, so if the children are learning the programs from scratch office would be better.

Thanks, you've confirmed what I've now been told by my teenagers. They are used to the ribbon thing so going backwards isn't an option.

It turns out that this pc (HP desktop) has a basic Office Starter installation - Word and Excell. That's enough to get going and maybe I'll buy an upgrade for them later.

I'd really like to install OfficeLibre butrolleyes:

Office works fine in W7, you just need the Office Compatibility Pack Download from here (standardservices.com.pk?familyid=baeaee-8fc6bb74cd&displaylang=en) - this allows you to read and save in the new Office / formats. .docx for example

Keep in mind that Office , while good, is also outdated, Office has the ribbon, and several improvements :rolleyes: The ribbon should be here to stay, so if the children are learning the programs from scratch office would be better.

I think most of office does. However I don't think outlook is fully compatible. When I tried to install it, it refused to remember email account passwords, and a popup box would always appear when checking your email.

I'd really like to install LibreOffice butrolleyes:
You could do that as well as long as you have the room. That way the kids can learn both. It is not as if you have to pay for it apart from using your broadband data.
Don't know how old your kids are but when they leave school everything will have changed anyway.

I think most of office does. However I don't think outlook is fully compatible. When I tried to install it, it refused to remember email account passwords, and a popup box would always appear when checking your email. The password Issue is sometimes fixed by installing Office SP3 (standardservices.com.pk?FamilyID=E25BEB-B9DE3CF&displaylang=en) - sometimes if it still refuses to hold the passwords, after the service pack is installed, you delete the account and recreate it, and most of the time it holds.

If you delete the account, make sure you backup the .pst file first, just in case. Bit of instructions / light reading (standardservices.com.pk)

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, Word 2003 From Office 2k3 Pro serial key or number

6 Appendix A: Product Behavior

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The information in this specification is applicable to the following Microsoft products or supplemental software. References to product versions include updates to those products.

Windows XP operating system
Windows Server operating system
Windows Server R2 operating system
Windows Vista operating system
Windows Server operating system
Windows 7 operating system
Windows Server R2 operating system
Windows 8 operating system
Windows Server operating system
Windows operating system
Windows Server R2 operating system
Windows 10 operating system
Windows Server operating system
Windows Server operating system
Windows Server operating system

Exceptions, if any, are noted in this section. If an update version, service pack or Knowledge Base (KB) number appears with a product name, the behavior changed in that update. The new behavior also applies to subsequent updates unless otherwise specified. If a product edition appears with the product version, behavior is different in that product edition.

Unless otherwise specified, any statement of optional behavior in this specification that is prescribed using the terms "SHOULD" or "SHOULD NOT" implies product behavior in accordance with the SHOULD or SHOULD NOT prescription. Unless otherwise specified, the term "MAY" implies that the product does not follow the prescription.

<1> Section The preferences policy settings "Drives", "InternetSettings", "Regional Options", "StartMenu" and all "FolderOptions" except for "FileTypes" are not implemented for computer policy mode because these settings are applicable only to the current user. The preferences policy settings "FileTypes", "NetworkShares" and "Services" are not implemented for user policy mode because these settings are generic to the computer and apply to all logged-on users.

<2> Section standardservices.com.pk is currently not created during any editing sequence. It is documented here for completeness.

<3> Section The seed value used to generate the key is the sequence of characters:

0x71 0x46 0x32 0x0f 0x64 0x10 0x00

The pseudocode for generating the key on Windows (except on Windows XP, Windows Server , and Windows Server R2), is as follows:

CryptAcquireContext( &hCryptProv, NULL, NULL, PROV_RSA_AES, CRYPT_VERIFYCONTEXT); CryptCreateHash( hCryptProv, CALG_SHA_, 0, 0, &hHash ); CryptHashData(hHash, (BYTE *)szKey, standardservices.com.pkgth(), 0); CryptDeriveKey(hCryptProv, CALG_AES_, hHash, CRYPT_NO_SALT | CRYPT_EXPORTABLE, &hKey);

On Windows XP, Windows Server , and Windows Server R2, is used in place of .

<4> Section In this case, "Windows" and "Microsoft" are not being used as a reference to the product or the company but as part of a path to a repository location. However, these paths are implementation specific and when implemented on another platform, another path name can be used. The Licensee can implement the repository using another technology but the path and key values, for example "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" and "SystemRoot", are the values that make those environment variables unique within whatever repository is used.

<5> Section The PATH environment variable is a semi-colon delimited list of folder paths that is searched when a program is requested that is not in the current location. It first appeared in MS-DOS and is still used by many MS-DOS and Microsoft Windows command line utilities.

<6> Section In this case, "Windows" and "Microsoft" are not being used as a reference to the product or the company but as part of a path to a repository location. However, these paths are implementation specific and when implemented on a platform other than Windows, another path name can be used. The Licensee can implement the repository using another technology, but the path and key values, for example "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" and "SystemRoot", are the values that make those environment variables unique within whatever repository is used.

<7> Section In this case, "Windows" and "Microsoft" are not being used as a reference to the product or the company but as part of a path to a repository location. However, these paths are implementation specific and when implemented on a platform other than Windows, another path name can be used. The Licensee can implement the repository using another technology, but the path and key values, for example "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" and "SystemRoot", are the values that make those environment variables unique within whatever repository is used.

<8> Section In this case, "Windows" and "Microsoft" are not being used as a reference to the product or the company but as part of a path to a repository location. However, these paths are implementation specific and when implemented on a platform other than Windows, another path name can be used. The Licensee implement the repository using another technology but the path and key values, for example "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" and "SystemRoot", are the values that make those environment variables unique within whatever repository is used.

<9> Section Windows assigns each group a security identifier (SID). Windows uses this information to determine if a group is allowed to access a particular resource. Use caution when using the Replace action as the newly created group will have a new SID. This can prevent groups from having access to resources.

<10> Section Windows assigns each user a security identifier (SID). Windows uses this information to determine if a user is allowed to access a particular resource. Use caution when using the Replace action as the newly created user will have a new SID. This can prevent users from having access to resources.

<11> Section For information on Windows client settings for VPN, see [MSDN-VPN].

<12> Section For Windows Vista, Windows Server , Windows 7 or Windows Server R2 which use IPv6, the process will not fail but will return "No Match".

<13> Section oldMsChap is set to 1 to connect using CHAP version for Windows 95 operating system.

<14> Section For information on Windows services, see [MSDN-WINSVC].

<15> Section In this case, "Windows" and "Microsoft" are not being used as a reference to the product or the company but as part of a path to a repository location. However, these paths are implementation specific and when implemented on any other platform, another path name can be used. The Licensee can implement the repository using a technology other than Windows, but the path and key values, for example "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" and "SystemRoot", are the values that make those environment variables unique within whatever repository is used.

<16> Section In this case, "Windows" and "Microsoft" are not being used as a reference to the product or the company but as part of a path to a repository location. However, these paths are implementation specific and when implemented on any other platform, another path name can be used. The Licensee can implement the repository using some a technology other than Windows, but the path and key values, for example "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion" and "SystemRoot", are the values that make those environment variables unique within whatever repository is used.

<17> Section The enumerated values are as follows:

NT refers to all Windows releases except Windows 95, Windows 98 operating system, and Windows Millennium Edition operating system.
9X refers to Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows Millennium Edition.
NE refers to Any.

<18> Section The enumerated values and corresponding Windows releases are as follows:

Version attribute	Windows release	Version attribute	Windows release
NE	Any	2K8	Windows Server
95	Windows 95	WIN7	Windows 7
98	Windows 98	2K8R2	Windows Server R2
ME	Windows Millennium Edition	WIN8	Windows 8
NT	Windows NT operating system	WIN8S	Windows Server
2K	Windows operating system	WINBLUE	Windows
XP	Windows XP	WINBLUESRV	Windows Server R2
2K3	Windows Server	WINTHRESHOLD	Windows 10
2K3R2	Windows Server R2	WINTHRESHOLDSRV	Windows Server , Windows Server operating system, Windows Server
VISTA	Windows Vista

<19> Section The enumerated values R2, SE, PRO, SV, DC, WS, PR, or NE refer to R2, Standard Edition, Professional, Server, Domain Controller, Workstation, Professional or Any. Note that the values PR and PRO are equivalent and both refer to Professional.

<20> Section The enumerated values 64, 64EP, 64DC, AS, DTC, EP, HM, MC, SRV, STD, TPC, TSE, WEB, SBS, PRO, 64STGSTD, 64STGWKGRP, 64MPSTD, 64MPPREM, 64ESSSOL, or NE refer to bit, bit Enterprise, bit Datacenter, Advanced Server, Datacenter, Enterprise, Home, Media Center, Server, Standard, Tablet PC, Terminal Server, Web, Small Business Server, Professional, bit Storage Server Standard, bit Storage Server Premium, bit MultiPoint Server Standard, bit MultiPoint Server Premium, bit Essentials, or Any.

<21> Section The enumerated values NE, TS, or CONSOLE refer to the protocol type being used for the terminal server connection. This information is returned from the Windows API WTSQuerySessionInformation with the WTSInfoClass set to the constant "WTSClientProtocolType". NE equates to a value of 0 (the console session), 1 (retained for legacy purposes), or 2 (the RDP protocol). TS equates to a value of 2. CONSOLE equates to a value of 0. For more information, see [MSDN-WTSQRYSESSINFO].

<22> Section The enumerated values APPLICATION, PROGRAM, CLIENT, SESSION, DIRECTORY, or IP refers to query type being passed to the Windows API WTSQuerySessionInformation with the WTSInfoClass set to the constants WTSApplicationName, WTSInitialProgram, WTSClientProductId, WTSSessionInfo, WTSClientDirectory and WTSClientAddress respectively.

<23> Section Windows ignores errors updating the local database and continues to the Group Policy: Preferences Extension sequence even when such failures occur. There is no surfacing of such ignored errors to other protocols, so the Group Policy: Core Protocol as a whole is unaffected by errors in updating the local database.

<24> Section Windows ignores errors updating the local database and continues to the Group Policy: Preferences Extension sequence even when such failures occur. There is no surfacing of such ignored errors to other protocols, so the Group Policy: Core Protocol as a whole is unaffected by errors in updating the local database.

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