If you are registered, can MS look up your CD key for you?

[glen]

Is there anyway to get a copy of my CD key if I registered?

 

[Legendary]

I think you could if you copied down the # they gave you after you registered.
Or by registered do you mean the Office XP/2003 product activation register? That would be a lot easier I'd think.

 

[spanky]

u mean all zero's don't work anymore?

 

[ThisIsMatt]

jewcase??!! :|

 

[glen]

Originally posted by: ThisIsMatt
jewcase??!! :|

sorry, typo

 

[Dacalo]

Originally posted by: glen

Originally posted by: ThisIsMatt
jewcase??!! :|

sorry, typo

LOL some people are too sensitive

 

Originally posted by: ThisIsMatt
jewcase??!! :|

l'chaim!

 

[ThisIsMatt]

Originally posted by: Dacalo

Originally posted by: glen

Originally posted by: ThisIsMatt
jewcase??!! :|

sorry, typo

LOL some people are too sensitive

lmao, I'm not jewish or anything...I was joking

 

[glen]

Originally posted by: ThisIsMatt
LOL some people are too sensitive

lmao, I'm not jewish or anything...I was joking [/quote]

I figured, but why would you have to be Jewish to be offended.

 

[PingSpike]

I know this doesn't help now. But for future reference, always write the number ON the cd with a magic market. Those cases always do a good job of disappear.

Before you say there's no room on the CD to write, copy the CD to a blank one and put the original in the closet. That way when you scratch it all up (you will) you can just go back and copy the original again.

 

[Pantoot]

If it is office xp, you can try : Magic Jelly Bean

 

[DrPizza]

Can't you grap the CD key from the registry? I think there's software that will do it for you and give you all of your keys..

 

[glen]

great idea!

Originally posted by: PingSpike
I know this doesn't help now. But for future reference, always write the number ON the cd with a magic market. Those cases always do a good job of disappear.

Before you say there's no room on the CD to write, copy the CD to a blank one and put the original in the closet. That way when you scratch it all up (you will) you can just go back and copy the original again.

 

[glen]

I can boot into the old OS and run any of the office programs.
Is there a way to get the Key from there?

 

[bmacd]

i've got a program that will show your current key if you need it. AIM me

-=bmacd=-

 

[notfred]

Call up MS, say you lost it, and they'll give you a new one. I've done it twice with Windows CDs.

 

[glen]

Originally posted by: notfred
Call up MS, say you lost it, and they'll give you a new one. I've done it twice with Windows CDs.

I thought about that, but I can't find a number for them that does not requir you to enter the product key.

 

[PingSpike]

Originally posted by: glen
great idea!

Originally posted by: PingSpike
I know this doesn't help now. But for future reference, always write the number ON the cd with a magic market. Those cases always do a good job of disappear.

Before you say there's no room on the CD to write, copy the CD to a blank one and put the original in the closet. That way when you scratch it all up (you will) you can just go back and copy the original again.

I think I've had to many beers, I just realized that is full of typos. Magic market? wtf is that anyway?

 

[glen]

They gave a a CD key, but my disc is apparently scratched.
They said they have discontinued Office 2000, so they can not send me a replacemnt disc!