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Default i installed 2003 word how do i get back to my old version?

How do I get back to my old version of microsoft word. The 2003 trial version
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Default i installed 2003 word how do i get back to my old version?

It depends on how you installed the new trial version. Try first
uninstalling the trial version. Then try reregistering Word. (This is
something you do on your computer, not something that you do with
Microsoft.)
http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/AppErrors/ReRegisterWord.htm
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