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Office uses ACCESS '97 as the database for our business system. When we
tried touse the Office '97 on the new XP computer every time we went ot open
a file the computer just rebooted and gave us an error message. We then
purchased Office Pro 2003. Now we can't use the Business system in '97. I
tried installing only Office 2003 without ACCESS and then installing '97. It
tells me I don't have a license for '97. Unfortuantley as a small non profit
we only upgrade a little at a time. Evveryone else is using windows '98.
Any suggestions. We call MS and didn't get much help the tech support didn't
know what to do.

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"There Is No License" Error Message Starting Microsoft Access
http://support.microsoft.com/defau [...] duct=acc97

Please visit the Office experts in an appropriate Office newsgroup:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.office.setup

--
Carey Frisch
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP - Shell/User

Be Smart! Protect Your PC!
http://www.microsoft.com/athome/se [...] fault.aspx

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"Geri" wrote:

| Office uses ACCESS '97 as the database for our business system. When we
| tried touse the Office '97 on the new XP computer every time we went ot open
| a file the computer just rebooted and gave us an error message. We then
| purchased Office Pro 2003. Now we can't use the Business system in '97. I
| tried installing only Office 2003 without ACCESS and then installing '97. It
| tells me I don't have a license for '97. Unfortuantley as a small non profit
| we only upgrade a little at a time. Evveryone else is using windows '98.
| Any suggestions. We call MS and didn't get much help the tech support didn't
| know what to do.

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