Microsoft Excel

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I bought a new laptop with XP Home,it does'nt have Excel
on it and I can't open any files that are Excel.I have
Excel on my home PC but don't have the disc can I get
Excel on my laptop without paying for it???
 
Mark G said:
I bought a new laptop with XP Home,it does'nt have Excel
on it and I can't open any files that are Excel.I have
Excel on my home PC but don't have the disc can I get
Excel on my laptop without paying for it???
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Nope. But there's an open office (http://www.openoffice.org/) that
supposedly does a decent job. I can't say from personal experience, but
others in this group have used it.

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lack of caffeine.

Mike
 
No, you cannot "get Excel on your laptop without paying for it"!
Go out and purchase the "full version" of Microsoft Excel 2002
or Microsoft Office XP.

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Nicholas

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| I bought a new laptop with XP Home,it does'nt have Excel
| on it and I can't open any files that are Excel.I have
| Excel on my home PC but don't have the disc can I get
| Excel on my laptop without paying for it???
 
""No, you cannot "get Excel on your laptop without paying for it"!
Go out and purchase the "full version" of Microsoft Excel 2002
or Microsoft Office XP.""

What a whiny little bitch you are!
 
I bought a new laptop with XP Home,it does'nt have Excel
on it and I can't open any files that are Excel.I have
Excel on my home PC but don't have the disc can I get
Excel on my laptop without paying for it???
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Only the same way you can get a car without paying for it. By
stealing it. Are you sure that's what you want to do?
 
Ken Blake said:
Only the same way you can get a car without paying for it. By
stealing it. Are you sure that's what you want to do?
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You stupid ****, in what way would having another installation of Excel (or any other MS product) be thievery. Of all the posters I have seen here to date, you have the poorest sense of logic I have ever seen!
 
Greetings --

Only by stealing it.

Bruce Chambers

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{SNIP}
quote from original post... "I have Excel on my home PC but don't have the
disc"

Therefore, he either needs to purchase Excel or Office in order to install
Excel on his laptop. He can download open office as well. I've never used
it, so I can't say how good it is, but I know others in this newsgroup use
it.

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Posted 'as is'. If there are any spelling and/or grammar mistakes, they
were a direct result of my fingers and brain not being synchronized or my
lack of caffeine.

Mike
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Mike.

"don't have the disc" can have two meanings. The OP may have lost the disk.
I provided a link to Microsoft's replacement orders for lost, damaged, etc.
installation media. If the OP can provide Microsoft with ownership data, the
cost of replacement media is much less {very much less} than purchasing the
product again. The other meaning is that the OP is not at the location of
the OP's home computer.

Don
 
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