Ultimate steal 07 office loading problem

Are you advertising you want to steal this software? I do not understand what you want, really.

You can download the program for free but you will still eventually have to purchase the license. In fact, you can get a 30 or 90 day free trial if you will just look around yourself. Still, you will ultimately have tp purchase the license. So, why not just do that now and have ethe genuine CD as a backup?

If you want a good, no cost alternative, get Open Office. It will be the top listing when you google 'open office'.

Software Piracy hurts everyone. Don't do it. If you see it, report it. I do.

If your software is asking for a code, then it needs to be activated. Many new PC's ship with a trial version of Office installed, but after 90 days or so it will ask you to activate it. If you have a boxed retail version (purchased at a store) the code is inside the box.
Otherwise, if you purchased your new PC with MS Office 07 pre-installed, you should have it on your receipt; in that case the retailer is responsible for supporting the Office software you purchased. If you did purchase it and they won't help, MS has a help line that I would try next. Check the box or documentation for this info.
If you did not purchase it with your PC, then you have a couple of options: First, buy a retail copy of Office, either from a retailer like Best Buy or Walmart.
Newegg.com has the Home & Student for only $124, but the Pro Version is more expensive ($300-400). http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832116856&cm_re=office_2010-_-32-116-856-_-Product
If you happen to be a college student, use the MS Ultimate Steal to get a great Deal on Office 2010 Pro for under $100. http://www.microsoft.com/student/en/us/office/default.aspx
Otherwise, OpenOffice is a very good, free option, and is compatible with Office files. visit openoffice.org for the download, file is about 150MB so use a fairly fast connection.

I would contact Microsoft and have them give you a valid one. You may have a trial version if it was pre-loaded. In that case you may need to just purchase a key.

If you have the full version, it sounds like the vendor may have mixed up their keys. Either contact their tech support and have them straighten it out or contact Microsoft.

Some people have been known to get keys at www.thepiratebay.org. You will may need a program like bittorrent to download the information and it can be found at www.bitorrent.com

Firstly check if you have any trial version installed. To check for trial version and uninstall
if problems persist, go here
http://softwares-all-in-all.blogspot.com/

the key has to match the installer.
you should be able to call them and they can authenticate it for you.
goto help and activate, and then choose "over the phone"

The key is provided by your vendor when you purchase the software. Have you bought the software, or are you asking us to help you steal software?

If you need a free version download Open Office.

uninstall the trial vertsion and reinstall and re validate it

If the "Configuration Progress box" is coming up every time you run and Office 2007 product, Click on "Start" -> "Control panel "->"Add or Remove Programs ". Check to see if you Still have a previous version of the Microsoft product installed. For example, "Microsoft Word " from "Microsoft Office 2007" takes 2 to 3 minutes to load because the "Configuration Progress box" comes up, checking the "Add or Remove Programs", showed "Microsoft Office 2003 " was still installed. After remove "Microsoft Office 2003", "Microsoft Word 2007" opened quickly without the configuration bar.

http://uksbsguy.com/blogs/doverton/archive/2007/07/21/how-to-get-rid-of-the-installer-configuration-dialog-when-running-office-2007-and-office-2003-on-the-same-system-for-vista-and-other-versions-of-windows.aspx

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