ramezm said:
bump. Can anyone from Microsoft provide some information on this?
Stop trying to hijack someone else's thread. Start your own NEW thread that
gives the *details* on YOUR setup and what is YOUR problem. You never gave
any useful information for anyone to address YOUR problem.
If you want an answer from Microsoft, go to their home page and follow the
Contact Us links. Be prepared to pay for support unless you haven't yet
consumed the 2 incident reports allocated to a retail license of Office. If
you have an OEM license, you'll have to go back to the OEM to see if they
provide support (but then they won't be Microsoft from whom you say you want
help; else, buy support from Microsoft).
This is not a venue for free support from Microsoft. It is Usenet. It's a
peer community of users, just like yourself. Anyone choosing to respond
does so voluntarily. No one gets paid here (and probably why you posted
here).
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Bye.
