When i try to open any ms office  file it says msoffice is not installed for the current user, please help!?
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Make sure the user you are logging in as when you are not the Administrator has a powerful enough account to install software-- it is a different group for different operating systems but you can always put them in Administrators group and take them out once the installation is complete.\n\nIf that does not work, your profile may be damaged. Reboot the computer first then Log on as the Administrator, navigate to C:&#92;documents and settings, locate the folder for the user having the problem and rename the whole folder to .old.  So if the folder used to be called Susie, change it to Susie.old.  Give Susie administrator status (temporary if you want) and try again. It should work.\n\nThat step will make any favorites, wallpaper, documents that were on the Desktop, etc not work for Susie any more!  But it is easy to get them back... once you have fixed the problem with Office, log back in as Administrator and copy the desired items (like the Desktop folder or the Favorites folder) from the susie.old folder to the susie folder.
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You can download an excel Viewer program from microsoft that allows you only to view excel files (not edit them)\n\nBut I have something better for you: download openoffice2 at www.openoffice.org\nIt is not MS Office, but a different Office suite that is freely available for download. I work with it now for a couple of years and find it even better than MS Office (for which you pay anywhere between $400 to $800).
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if u have MS OFFICE 2000 of 97 use tehn MS Office XP.\nwhen u open that file in office XP. it will repair ur file................
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microsoft word (MS office) is not free. you can try some other freewares like Abiword, EasyOffice etc..
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Uninstall and reinstall your MS Office.\n\nIt looks like some files have gone corrupt.\n\nAlso check for updates and apply them every week, not just of XP but for MS Office as well.\n\nIf you didn't have the latest updates, this kind of thing could've happened, because they were addressing vulnerablities in MS Office.\n\nAll the best.
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First of all did you buy you computer fully loaded or did it come with the cd's for you to set up the programs to run on it. Was the computer a brand new gift or hand me down.  This is my experience with a new purchase of a Dell computer with Windows XP.  Dell loaded a lot of the programs on my computer but did not fully load MS Office. Actually Office works like this: as you use it and a need comes up for a program or utility to run in Office, it will then ask you to load it from the cd. You need to ask the vendor or the person you purchased or received the computer from for  the Office cd. The only other solution I can think of is to go to the link I am going to give you and see if you can find something there to help you.  Good luck :)\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/downloads/CD010224911033.aspx
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There are sites that offer downloads of MSOFFICE but that's considered pirating which is illegal. Download a free copy of Open office at www.openoffice.com. It can open and save MS OFFICE documents.
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you cant try open office insted its free www.download.com
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You've got to re-install office 2003.\n\nAnd\n\nThis is because you didn't put the CD-Key, did you?
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Once you get MS Word (or any  MS Office Program) open, click Help> Detect & repair.  be prepared to be asked for the MS Office Disk..  Its missing something it keeps trying to download upon initiation.
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yes you will need to buy a new works program or conicder an alternative like open office www.openoffice.org great free opensource office liek program for windows
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You can get buy a legal copy of MS-Office or get a free substitute to it, the OpenOffice. It has everything that MS-Office offers, but you may not be familiar with the interface. Here is the link:\nhttp://www.download.com/OpenOffice-org/3000-2064_4-10594232.html?tag=lst-0-1
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download the latest service pack for Office 2002. Visit the following web site.\n\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=85AF7BFD-6F69-4289-8BD1-EB966BCDFB5E&displaylang=en
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If all you had was a 60 day trial to office on the pc then you probably have ms works already installed.  While MS works is not the full-blown version of Office, it functions the same way its just named slightly different for the programs and their capabilities.  DOc files (normally opened with Word) can be opened in Wordpad and edited the same way as with office word.  If you don't have a key you can't legally just put one in and get office to work, it has to do with activation as well as product key.....if the trial periodis over Offfice will still be able to open files for viewing but you can't change them.  Try Open Office, its free and has all the same products as MS Office without all the crap.
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Try doing a Save As when you open the file in the way you mentioned, and then check if the new file opens as usual. If it does not, try reinstalling Office.
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The easiest way is to download a free program called OpenOffice.org.  This gives you access to an excellent set of tools.  You can learn more by clicking on the OpenOffice.org link.  The project is very mature and fully compatible with Microsoft Office.
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If you have the installation CDs for Microsoft Office, you simply have to insert the cd and follow the prompts, just accept the defaults.  You need a code to install the software -- they do this to make sure you paid for the software.\n\nIf you don't have the MS Office cd's, try the free version of Outlook -- outlook express.  Most pc's come with this already installed.  Otherwise you can get it free from Microsoft.com