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In news:6D82CED9-45F9-4F68-8EC7-DC6C3D15A8E0@microsoft.com,
nazgulslayer <nazgulslayer@discussions.microsoft.com> typed:
> using windows xp but can't get my ms ofc prof to work. no disks
> to
> work with either. how do i download windows without a disk?
> thx, viv
Sorry, I don't understand the question.
First of all, what does "downloading" Windows have to do with
Office? If it's Office you're having problems with, it's the CD
for Office you may need, not Windows.
Second, you can't "download" either Windows or Office, at least
not legally. Each is commercial software for sale, and has to be
bought.
Perhaps you meant "install," rather than "download." If so, you
still can't install Office unless you have the CD for it.
Finally, what does "can't get my ms ofc prof to work" mean?
Please be specific. Exactly how are you trying to do this, and
exactly what happens when you try. If you get an error message
please quote it verbatim.
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