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Then how do I know I want to keep it? I thought I would be able to try it out
first not just go threw the lessons after all the time it took to download.
Thank you

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> "42d" wrote in message
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> > I am trying out Microsoft I went threw the training for the Excel, but why
> > will it not let me use the excel spread sheets. Do you have to buy this
> > before I can use it?
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Buy the product or you can download a limited time trial of the product from
Microsoft
http://us1.trymicrosoftoffice.com/default.aspx?re_ms=oo&culture=en-US.

You may also possibly use the free Open Office program suite that also has
an Excel emulator (a program that almost looks and feels like the original)
http://download.openoffice.org/2.3.1/index.html

Excel, which is part of Microsoft Office suite of programs has never been
included with the operating system (Windows) but may have been included on a
computer by the manufacturer.

"42d" wrote in message

>I am trying out Microsoft I went threw the training for the Excel, but why
> will it not let me use the excel spread sheets. Do you have to buy this
> before I can use it?
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42d wrote:
> Then how do I know I want to keep it? I thought I would be able to
> try it out first not just go threw the lessons after all the time
> it took to download.

You went through the lessons? Online tutorials?
Did you download the Trial Office 2007?
http://us20.trymicrosoftoffice.com/default.aspx

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