Lost CD 1 of Office XP. Have CD2 with product Key. can Reinstall
 

I cannot find the CD1 which has the actual program for Office XP. I have CD2
and the product key on CD 2. CD2 contains other programs but not Office. I
need to reinstall Office XP as my PC was repaired and lost those programs.
How can I do it? Is the product key on CD2 used to install office XP again?
Where can I download the program as I do not have the cd? Thanks

Lost CD 1 of Office XP. Have CD2 with product Key. can Reinstall
 

Download, you cannot
If you can prove a retail purchase
http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;326246
(though I dont believe OfficeXP is available anymore from them)

Or borrow an exact same version of office as yours & copy the cd's, use your
key

"JAS" wrote in message
...
I cannot find the CD1 which has the actual program for Office XP. I have
CD2
and the product key on CD 2. CD2 contains other programs but not Office.
I
need to reinstall Office XP as my PC was repaired and lost those programs.
How can I do it? Is the product key on CD2 used to install office XP
again?
Where can I download the program as I do not have the cd? Thanks

Lost CD 1 of Office XP. Have CD2 with product Key. can Reinstall
 

You're basically screwed. You need to find someone who has the same program
and still has CD1 and borrow it (it doesn't need to be the same one as the
one that originally came with CD2). Otherwise, you need to purchase another
copy of office but you probably won't be able to find this version anywhere -
you'll probably have to go with Office 2007 (if your system can support it)
though you may be able to find a copy of Office 2003 (again, if your system
can support it). Even if you have proof of purchase, the vendor probably
doesn't have copies anymore and isn't going to give you one just because you
lost the CD - only if you had the CD and could prove it didn't work (and
maybe not even then after all this time).

Good luck. I think upgrading is probably your only option (unless you know
someone else with the same program).

"JAS" wrote:

I cannot find the CD1 which has the actual program for Office XP. I have CD2
and the product key on CD 2. CD2 contains other programs but not Office. I
need to reinstall Office XP as my PC was repaired and lost those programs.
How can I do it? Is the product key on CD2 used to install office XP again?
Where can I download the program as I do not have the cd? Thanks

Lost CD 1 of Office XP. Have CD2 with product Key. can Reinstall
 

You dont go to the vendor for replacement disks unless its an oem copy
supplied with a PC, which isnt the case here

"Lorien" wrote in message
...
You're basically screwed. You need to find someone who has the same
program
and still has CD1 and borrow it (it doesn't need to be the same one as the
one that originally came with CD2). Otherwise, you need to purchase
another
copy of office but you probably won't be able to find this version
anywhere -
you'll probably have to go with Office 2007 (if your system can support
it)
though you may be able to find a copy of Office 2003 (again, if your
system
can support it). Even if you have proof of purchase, the vendor probably
doesn't have copies anymore and isn't going to give you one just because
you
lost the CD - only if you had the CD and could prove it didn't work (and
maybe not even then after all this time).

Good luck. I think upgrading is probably your only option (unless you
know
someone else with the same program).

"JAS" wrote:

I cannot find the CD1 which has the actual program for Office XP. I have
CD2
and the product key on CD 2. CD2 contains other programs but not Office.
I
need to reinstall Office XP as my PC was repaired and lost those
programs.
How can I do it? Is the product key on CD2 used to install office XP
again?
Where can I download the program as I do not have the cd? Thanks

Lost CD 1 of Office XP. Have CD2 with product Key. can Reinstall
 

"Lorien" wrote in message
...

Otherwise, you need to purchase another
copy of office but you probably won't be able to find this version
anywhere -

eBay should have copies available.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]