I seem to recall that when you download the trial it provides a trial key.
This is the key that the product requests. The product also requires
activation. For pre-installed software, the responsibility for providing
keys is that of the supplier of the PC.
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Freshcafe wrote:
This is almost the same situation with mine - The system is New -
purchased 10 days ago, a week ago received it and started it 6 days
ago when HP said I should load Vista while I wait for the XP
Downgrade - It should have a 60 Day trial of Office Basic but the
user just called from University and it's requesting the 25 character
key only having it for 2 days. PCWorld, HP and Microsoft - who do I
go to especially since they're all closed out of hours but it's
needed now.
Freshcafe
"Graham Mayor" wrote:
It is (provided you have not installed a previous trial). Have you
activated it?
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tammi wrote:
It is a trial version, but I just dowloaded it 3 days ago. I thought
it was a 60 day trial version
"p0" wrote:
On 12 jan, 17:51, tammi wrote:
I am writing a story and all of a sudden it says site is locked
and it will not let me do anything to my story help!
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Have you activated your copy? Or are you using a trial version
which ended? In the latter case, you will have to buy the full
product.
Yves