MS office trial version 2007

It would be best to purchase a genuine MS Office Standard 2007.Or you may just download a trial version and use it for 30 days and after that if you're happy you can purchase and download the software with the product key on www.microsoft.com

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As already stated, full, genuine licenced versions of Microsoft Products cannot usually be downloaded.

It is, however generally possible to download Free 60 day Trial versions of some MS Office products.

Microsoft no longer offer and have withdrawn Free Downloads for MS Office 2007 Trial Products. All their efforts are now focused on marketing and support for MS Office 2010.

Microsoft often does this after a new product has been launched.

If you are determined to use MS Office 2007, then you will have to purchase a licensed copy of the software from a reputable, reliable supplier, such as Amazon (www.amazon.com).

Online offers of Free Downloads of MS Office 2007 products are probably almost universally either not genuine, illegal, unlicensed or pre-used licence versions, downloadable only from illicit download sites or are masquerading non-existent MS Office 2007 products as camouflague for the marketing of other (often unrelated) software, products or services.

Even if you do succeed in finding a genuine download site for MS Office 2007 products AND manage to complete a successful, uncorrupted download, you will still have to purchase a separate, genuine, unused Licence for the product before you can successfully install it, use it with confidence, register it, activate it and download and benefit from Updates and Security Patches for it from Microsoft.

Go to: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/try

Download MS Office Excel 2010 60 Day Trial or MS Office 2010 Pro 60 Day Trial (which includes Excel 2010 60 Day Trial ) and install it, carefully following each step.

If you do not want to buy or cannot afford a full, licensed copy of MS Office Excel 2010 or MS Office 2010 Pro, and/or prefer to pursue the downloading option, consider the latest version of a genuine, comparable free program -

Open Office - downloadable from:

www.openoffice.org

You can use Open Office simultaneously with MS Office Excel 2010 60 Day Trial or MS Office Pro 2010 60 Day Trial.

If you delete MS Office Excel 2010 60 Day Trial or MS Office 2010 Pro 60 Day Trial, well before the 60 day expirty date, and Remove all components of it from Add or Remove Programs (or its equivalent in your Operating System) and restarting before downloading and installing, it is usually possible to enter into a further 60 Day trial period.

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Found the 2010 version.. http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/try/?WT.mc_id=ODC_ENUS_OATOutlookHome_MonTry

Hi,

The 60-day free trial version of Microsoft Office (which includes Word) is absolutely free.

You can download it from Microsoft website by clicking this link

Hope this solves your problem. For more help and clarifications, please feel free to reply to this post.

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Depending upon how you purchased your MS Office Publisher 2007 software, you might find the Product Key in one of the following places:

• Desktop Trial icon
• Sticker on CD case or packaging
• Microsoft Product Identifier Card
• Confirmation e-mail message (online download or renewal notice)

If you can't find the product key in any of these places, you can find more information on requesting a Product Key at the 2007 MS Office suites Personal Computer Trial site.
If you didn't purchase MS Office Publisher and you're looking for a free alternative, Scribus is worth checking out.
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Hi,

You can download the trial version of Office 2010 from the microsoft website:

http://www.microsoft.com/office/make-it-great/en-gb/trial.aspx

You will not be able to download a full version of office legally though and if you want it, you can purchase online or from a local software retailer.

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The two versions are different. You need to totally uninstall outlook, reboot the computer then install the version you paid for from the disk.

It is because MS outlook is not a part of the ms office home and student 2007 package. That's the reason why your outlook is saying trial and its not working.

You need to buy a legitimate copy of Microsoft Office. Just obtaining a CD will do you no good if you don't have a license key. That's the whole idea of a free trial. If you like it, buy it.

The version you first downloaded was a trial version. After 60 days, it stops working. Also during the 60 day trial, the program keeps asking you for the product key because they want you to purchase that version. If you do, you will only need to purchase a product to put in and away you go. The program is already installed from the 60sday trial.

The Standard version comes with Outlook, not Outlook express. The Student & Home version does not come with outlook. You can download outlook express 6.0 at this link: http://www.tucows.com/preview/194179 and install for free.