[bcab] Re: office 2003 or prior

I had a quick look on ebay and there were several links to what were
described as genuine copies of office 2003 selling for £49 still.


Regards

David Griffith



-----Original Message-----
From: bcab-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:bcab-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf
Of Graham Page
Sent: Sunday, 08 November 2009 20:48
To: bcab@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [bcab] office 2003 or prior

Hi all.
 
I have been asked to help someone source and set  up a new pc.
 
getting the new PC and installing a screenreader is fine, but she does not
have any office disks.  She has Office 2000 on her old PC but she does not
have the disks for it.  I do not know whether she used the disk of a friend
or had it preinstalled or what but quite understandably she does not really
want to be forced to learn a whole new ribbon bar interface for office 2007.
My understanding though is that she has no choice if she wants to stay legal
other than to go through this process of learning the ribbon bar which she
understandably in my view regards as a bit of a waste of time and a task she
is not keen on undertaking as she is not that into computers.
 
Is there anything she can do legally to get an old version of Word?
 
regards
 
Graham
Graham Page
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