what's gonna happen after

I downloaded the trial veersio from microsfot 2007, I'm suppossed to usw it
for 60 days but, but my com´puter is a brand new one, so what's gonna happen
after the ebd of the trial version? what version of office will I be using?
will my documents and all the work I've done will disspapear? na d if it is
so how can I protect myself against loosing all of that?
--
John Davidson

At the end of the trial period, it's going to quit working, and your
documents will be read only. You won't be using any version of Office until
you purchase one.
"John Davidson" <JohnDavidson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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:I downloaded the trial veersio from microsfot 2007, I'm suppossed to usw it
: for 60 days but, but my com´puter is a brand new one, so what's gonna
happen
: after the ebd of the trial version? what version of office will I be
using?
: will my documents and all the work I've done will disspapear? na d if it
is
: so how can I protect myself against loosing all of that?
: --
: John Davidson

Well, If my comkputer is brand new isn't it supposed to have windows and
microsoft software installed before going out to the market?
--
John Davidson


"Tom [Pepper] Willett" wrote:

> At the end of the trial period, it's going to quit working, and your
> documents will be read only. You won't be using any version of Office until
> you purchase one.
> "John Davidson" <JohnDavidson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news2CC5008-B822-4BBE-82B5-51213636DE80@microsoft.com...
> :I downloaded the trial veersio from microsfot 2007, I'm suppossed to usw it
> : for 60 days but, but my com´puter is a brand new one, so what's gonna
> happen
> : after the ebd of the trial version? what version of office will I be
> using?
> : will my documents and all the work I've done will disspapear? na d if it
> is
> : so how can I protect myself against loosing all of that?
> : --
> : John Davidson
>
>
>

Microsoft Windows is the operating system that operates your computer. Office software is entirely optional and must be purchased separately. There are several office programs to choose from, including Microsoft Office, Corel Office and Open Office.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, John Davidson asked:

| Well, If my comkputer is brand new isn't it supposed to have windows
| and microsoft software installed before going out to the market?
|
|| At the end of the trial period, it's going to quit working, and your
|| documents will be read only. You won't be using any version of
|| Office until you purchase one.
|| "John Davidson" <JohnDavidson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
|| message news2CC5008-B822-4BBE-82B5-51213636DE80@microsoft.com...
||| I downloaded the trial veersio from microsfot 2007, I'm suppossed
||| to usw it for 60 days but, but my com´puter is a brand new one, so
||| what's gonna happen after the ebd of the trial version? what
||| version of office will I be using? will my documents and all the
||| work I've done will disspapear? na d if it is so how can I protect
||| myself against loosing all of that? --
||| John Davidson

No, in a nutshell, a computer is supposed to have on it whatever the
vendor sells you. If you bought a "bare bones" system, you wouldn't get
anything but the hardware. As in no operating system or other software,
only a "driver set" for the motherboard on a CD. On the other end is the
"consumer" PC and the manufacturer loads them with all kinds of
miscellaneous "free" software and trial editions so the "buyer" thinks
they are getting a "great buy". Basically if you want any "valuable"
software, you will need to pay for it, either before or after the
purchase of the PC.

John Davidson wrote:
> Well, If my comkputer is brand new isn't it supposed to have windows and
> microsoft software installed before going out to the market?