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My Microsoft Word has been 'deactivated'. What can I do?


siftasam

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13 minutes ago, siftasam said:

Many thanks again everybody. I'll certainly look into all the options you suggest.

 

If I uninstall my Office Professional Plus 2019 and if I also change to Windows 11, will I lose any or all of the photos and document files I have? My most important ones are on Desktop and I have copied them to USB

 

You can choose to keep your data when upgrading to Windows 11. It's not just what you do, but the way that you do it...

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18 hours ago, Encore said:

I have used the free version of WPS Office for many years without any problem

 

 

Earlier this year, I was using a Chinese client's workstation that had free WPS instead of MS Office. Mostly it did the business, but it did corrupt a couple of my macro-driven Excel workbooks inasmuch as they were unusable after being saved and then trying to access them via a licensed version of Office on my laptop. The macros and VBA coding stopped working, and the graphing was also screwed up.

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20 hours ago, Celsius said:

 

The best way is to buy a "license" from shoppe for next to nothing.

 

Personally no Thai guy is touching my pron and bookmarks.

Couldn't agree more!!! Even without the items you mention, nobody  gets near the settings on my computers / devices except me....full stop!!!

 

One can buy a "licence" on eBay or Amazon, or search around the torrent sites for some active keys.  

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Old habits die hard.  I ditched Office/Word/Excel/Outlook long ago.  Most people don't need to use them anymore.  Alternatives may work even better depending what you are doing. 

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5 minutes ago, shdmn said:

Old habits die hard.  I ditched Office/Word/Excel/Outlook long ago.  Most people don't need to use them anymore.  Alternatives may work even better depending what you are doing. 

 

Perhaps you can give some examples for the novices here @NanLaew has already posted some of his.

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