While technically there is a possibility to regain access, there is no info about that enclosed with the trial software. That opinion is based on the fact that not only functionality of the licensed product is taken away, but also access to your own intellectual product, which is independent of the tool.

Even so, I think that using it for application software is a bit less ethical, even if you get that product key prompt every time. Security software apps (antivirus, mostly) have been marketed by this scheme for years. For most practical purposes, though, installing OOo will cover your needs, is less trouble to acquire, and has a more familiar user interface (more 'traditional', so unless you really like the 2007 'ribbons', you'll feel right at home with it at once). When prompted, open Serial.txt and copy paste the serial code into the installer. If you were told at purchase time that MS Office 2007 was part of the package, for the sake of principle you could go back to the store and request that product key. Open the Software Files and run setup.exe. 'The' solution to gain access to your files after that is to buy a user license for MS Office. Update for Microsoft Office 2007 suites (KB2767916) 32-Bit Edition. When expired, bypassing the dialog gives a locked down interface.) That's enough time to do quite a lot of work, which you then lose access to (more or less) when MS Office is locked. (In the trial period you can bypass the product key dialog. It's also free to download, and in most cases it works for 60 days before it's locked. If your laptop is like most laptops these days, MS Office trial came 'free' preinstalled. Split from the tutorial, moved to beginners.

When i went to get on Microsoft Office 2007, it asked for a product key when it was already up there without a disc. Stevlina wrote:Microsoft Office 2007 came free with my laptop and it asks for a product key? I have Windows Vista Basic with a e machines laptop.

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