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How do I access Outlook mail without the installation CD? My 21 year old son
had purchased this computer for college use in 2007. Unfortunately he died in a vehicle accident less than two miles from his home, on his way to work, early one morning at 5:33 am and died in a fatal two car head on collision on 02/28/2007. I am his Mom and it has taken me this long to even use the PC here in his room. Anyway, long story short, I went to use his trial version of the MicroSoft Office and of course, need a key or code or installation disk. If anyone knows about 21 year olds, the chances of me finding it is next to nill. I am wondering if anyone knows how easy the MicroSoft corp. is, or nice I should say. Does anyone have any experience dealing with them with a subject like this? I have a sleep apnea issue brought on by the trauma of losing Josh, therefore I don't spend any time on the telephone. I usually communicate via text or email. Can anyone speak to this? Any help would be appreciated. I alos wish I could get into his aim email and don't know what to do. I have set a new one up for his friends to write down their thoughts and such..at Thank you to anyone that can assist me. Rose W. |
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The outlook or Office installation was an OEM installation and as such MS
will not be able to help. A trial version of Office is only valid for a set number of days after which you cannot save any data. If you wish to view old mail, you should set up Outlook Express and Import the Outlook msgs You should uninstal the trial version together with the activation assistant. The either purchase a retail version of MS Office, be aware not all versions of Office contain Outlook "RoseW" wrote in message ... How do I access Outlook mail without the installation CD? My 21 year old son had purchased this computer for college use in 2007. Unfortunately he died in a vehicle accident less than two miles from his home, on his way to work, early one morning at 5:33 am and died in a fatal two car head on collision on 02/28/2007. I am his Mom and it has taken me this long to even use the PC here in his room. Anyway, long story short, I went to use his trial version of the MicroSoft Office and of course, need a key or code or installation disk. If anyone knows about 21 year olds, the chances of me finding it is next to nill. I am wondering if anyone knows how easy the MicroSoft corp. is, or nice I should say. Does anyone have any experience dealing with them with a subject like this? I have a sleep apnea issue brought on by the trauma of losing Josh, therefore I don't spend any time on the telephone. I usually communicate via text or email. Can anyone speak to this? Any help would be appreciated. I alos wish I could get into his aim email and don't know what to do. I have set a new one up for his friends to write down their thoughts and such..at Thank you to anyone that can assist me. Rose W. |
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I don't think that works with the newest versions - the clock change
disables it. -- Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook] Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com Outlook Tips by email: EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange: Let's Really Fix Outlook 2010 http://forums.slipstick.com/forumdisplay.php?f=34 "dan" wrote in message ... RoseW wrote: How do I access Outlook mail without the installation CD? My 21 year old son had purchased this computer for college use in 2007. Unfortunately he died in a vehicle accident less than two miles from his home, on his way to work, early one morning at 5:33 am and died in a fatal two car head on collision on 02/28/2007. I am his Mom and it has taken me this long to even use the PC here in his room. Anyway, long story short, I went to use his trial version of the MicroSoft Office and of course, need a key or code or installation disk. If anyone knows about 21 year olds, the chances of me finding it is next to nill. I am wondering if anyone knows how easy the MicroSoft corp. is, or nice I should say. Does anyone have any experience dealing with them with a subject like this? I have a sleep apnea issue brought on by the trauma of losing Josh, therefore I don't spend any time on the telephone. I usually communicate via text or email. Can anyone speak to this? Any help would be appreciated. I alos wish I could get into his aim email and don't know what to do. I have set a new one up for his friends to write down their thoughts and such..at Thank you to anyone that can assist me. Rose W. If you only want to read exiting mail: You could try to disconnect this PC from any network, set the clock back in time to within th trial period, and start outlook. |
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Find out if the e-mail provider has a Web access. Many do.
"dan" wrote in message ... RoseW wrote: How do I access Outlook mail without the installation CD? My 21 year old son had purchased this computer for college use in 2007. Unfortunately he died in a vehicle accident less than two miles from his home, on his way to work, early one morning at 5:33 am and died in a fatal two car head on collision on 02/28/2007. I am his Mom and it has taken me this long to even use the PC here in his room. Anyway, long story short, I went to use his trial version of the MicroSoft Office and of course, need a key or code or installation disk. If anyone knows about 21 year olds, the chances of me finding it is next to nill. I am wondering if anyone knows how easy the MicroSoft corp. is, or nice I should say. Does anyone have any experience dealing with them with a subject like this? I have a sleep apnea issue brought on by the trauma of losing Josh, therefore I don't spend any time on the telephone. I usually communicate via text or email. Can anyone speak to this? Any help would be appreciated. I alos wish I could get into his aim email and don't know what to do. I have set a new one up for his friends to write down their thoughts and such..at Thank you to anyone that can assist me. Rose W. If you only want to read exiting mail: You could try to disconnect this PC from any network, set the clock back in time to within th trial period, and start outlook. |
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