In the middle of installing and the activating Word 2003 Student/Teacher
edition, I aborted the Registration portion (that wasn't supposed to be
necessary to activate). I received no confirmation that Microsoft activated
the program--so i don't know if I'm now operating on trial functionality that
is limited after 50 uses or if full Word funtionality is permanently
activated. How do I find out and how do I complete activation if it turns out
that Word activation was aborted with the abortive registration effort?

I think if you go under the Help menu there's something in there.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"chiconne" wrote in message
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In the middle of installing and the activating Word 2003 Student/Teacher
edition, I aborted the Registration portion (that wasn't supposed to be
necessary to activate). I received no confirmation that Microsoft
activated
the program--so i don't know if I'm now operating on trial functionality
that
is limited after 50 uses or if full Word funtionality is permanently
activated. How do I find out and how do I complete activation if it turns
out
that Word activation was aborted with the abortive registration effort?

On the Help menu, choose Activate Product. You'll either get a message that
it's already activated, or you'll start the activation process.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
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"chiconne" wrote in message
...
In the middle of installing and the activating Word 2003 Student/Teacher
edition, I aborted the Registration portion (that wasn't supposed to be
necessary to activate). I received no confirmation that Microsoft
activated
the program--so i don't know if I'm now operating on trial functionality
that
is limited after 50 uses or if full Word funtionality is permanently
activated. How do I find out and how do I complete activation if it turns
out
that Word activation was aborted with the abortive registration effort?