Is there a way to find out what the CD key is that is
being used on a computer for MS office? I have 6 copies
of Office Basic 2003, but only 5 are installed on
computers. One of the installs had problems and I had to
remove it. Now I want to reinstall office, but I don't
know what CD was being used for this computer, and I keep
getting a "you have registered to your limit" message
when I reinstall. I could just go through and try all the
keys, but I don't want to use the 1 copy that isn't being
used, cuse that would just waste it. If anyone can help
I'd appreciate it greatly.

"Tom" said in news:63fa01c40157$d66a4dd0$(E-Mail Removed):
> Is there a way to find out what the CD key is that is
> being used on a computer for MS office? I have 6 copies
> of Office Basic 2003, but only 5 are installed on
> computers. One of the installs had problems and I had to
> remove it. Now I want to reinstall office, but I don't
> know what CD was being used for this computer, and I keep
> getting a "you have registered to your limit" message
> when I reinstall. I could just go through and try all the
> keys, but I don't want to use the 1 copy that isn't being
> used, cuse that would just waste it. If anyone can help
> I'd appreciate it greatly.

Try the following utilities:

Aida32
Belarc Advisor


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