Ian
On Sun 19 June 2005, 19:49:14 +1000, you wrote:
ASK>> Office 2000 needs no activation, Office XP and higher do.
>
> It might not be the same as Office XP, but here are just two results of
> a search.
I stuck with Office 2000 for two reasons
* it didn't require activation (perhaps the fact that mine is not
corporate explains why I don't experience your explanation of O2K
activation) and
* I thin it is a better, more usable product than Office 2003
Getting a bit OT here now!
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Robin
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