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Or you could simply take the file you downloaded and open it with WinRAR. You'll then see the same exact contents while skipping a few of your steps. Extract them all to a folder and burn them. It'll run fine with autoplay and everything.

I'm right across the river from you in Newport, KY. Hello neighbor :laugh:

We might get ours around the same time

I only have PowerArchiver but I can extract the second CD but not the first CD. Can you help me further on this?

Is there a limit to how often I can activate Office? I would like to start using Office 2007 but I am formating my computer in a couple of weeks anyway.

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I only have PowerArchiver but I can extract the second CD but not the first CD. Can you help me further on this?

Is there a limit to how often I can activate Office? I would like to start using Office 2007 but I am formating my computer in a couple of weeks anyway.

You cant extract the 1st one, that is why I said earlier how to get it out of the temp folder when you first run it before installing...

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Recieved Office yesterday. I'm in Maryland

I know their are restrictions with using Vista in a virtual enviorment, but what about Office.

Question for running Office 2007 on mac using Parallels.

I installed and opened office running Parallels(using bootcamp image) and it wanted to be activated. Then when I booted into bootcamp it needed to be activated again. Is their a limit to how many times Office can be activated.

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Mark Schieldrop

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As it turns out, our receptionist checked the mail yesterday BEFORE the mail arrived. My powertogether stuff was sitting in the box all day.

I received Both Vista and ofice. Thanks so much Mark and the Vista/Office teams. I feel really fortunate to get this stuff for free.

Thanks!

BTW, in Rhode Island, last name starts with S obviously. :D

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For everyone still thinking where is mine? You WILL have it by this Friday at the latest unless you where late turning in your W9, which will slow it down by a week

I will be sure to hold you to that when it doesn't come by then. :devil:

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For everyone still thinking where is mine? You WILL have it by this Friday at the latest unless you where late turning in your W9, which will slow it down by a week

Yeah I really wanted it before the launch day but I guess the mailman is going to keep me waiting.

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