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Old February 20th, 2004, 08:51 PM
Larry Ward
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I bought my computer from Dell 3 yrs ago. I had MSFT Excel and all the other junk along with it. 2 months ago my computer crashed, dell helped me reinstall everyting but no Excel. They now say it didnt come with my computer. It is not on the CDs I have. I dont wnat to py for something I have always had, how do I get it installed? Can I download it from somewhere. I have go thte runaround so far.
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Old February 21st, 2004, 12:37 AM
Gord Dibben
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Larry

Excel nor any part of the MS Office Suite come as part of a Computer Operating
System.

If you had Excel on the Computer, it was placed there by Dell or someone else
with access to your Computer.

If you get no satisfaction from Dell, you will have to purchase Excel as a
stand-alone or as part of MS Office Suite.

See your local Software dealer or check out Ebay for older versions(97, 2000)

If buying from Ebay make sure a licence comes with.

Gord Dibben Excel MVP



On Fri, 20 Feb 2004 12:51:05 -0800, "Larry Ward"
wrote:

I bought my computer from Dell 3 yrs ago. I had MSFT Excel and all the other junk along with it. 2 months ago my computer crashed, dell helped me reinstall everyting but no Excel. They now say it didnt come with my computer. It is not on the CDs I have. I dont wnat to py for something I have always had, how do I get it installed? Can I download it from somewhere. I have go thte runaround so far.


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Old February 21st, 2004, 03:27 PM
Lady Layla
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What is MSFT??


"Larry Ward" wrote in message
...
: I bought my computer from Dell 3 yrs ago. I had MSFT Excel and all the other
junk along with it. 2 months ago my computer crashed, dell helped me reinstall
everyting but no Excel. They now say it didnt come with my computer. It is not
on the CDs I have. I dont wnat to py for something I have always had, how do I
get it installed? Can I download it from somewhere. I have go thte runaround
so far.


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Old February 21st, 2004, 03:49 PM
Dave Peterson
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It's a pretty common abbreviation for Microsoft--even their symbol on NASDAQ.

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=msft


Lady Layla wrote:

What is MSFT??

"Larry Ward" wrote in message
...
: I bought my computer from Dell 3 yrs ago. I had MSFT Excel and all the other
junk along with it. 2 months ago my computer crashed, dell helped me reinstall
everyting but no Excel. They now say it didnt come with my computer. It is not
on the CDs I have. I dont wnat to py for something I have always had, how do I
get it installed? Can I download it from somewhere. I have go thte runaround
so far.


--

Dave Peterson

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Old February 21st, 2004, 04:43 PM
Lady Layla
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Ok thanks..... dont think I have ever seen it (and unfortunately dont opwn any
of their stock)



"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
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: It's a pretty common abbreviation for Microsoft--even their symbol on NASDAQ.
:
: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=msft
:
:
: Lady Layla wrote:
:
: What is MSFT??
:
: "Larry Ward" wrote in message
: ...
: : I bought my computer from Dell 3 yrs ago. I had MSFT Excel and all the
other
: junk along with it. 2 months ago my computer crashed, dell helped me
reinstall
: everyting but no Excel. They now say it didnt come with my computer. It is
not
: on the CDs I have. I dont wnat to py for something I have always had, how
do I
: get it installed? Can I download it from somewhere. I have go thte
runaround
: so far.
:
: --
:
: Dave Peterson
:


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Old February 22nd, 2004, 05:04 AM
jpanon
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Old February 22nd, 2004, 06:50 PM
Ben
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Larry,

I'm fairly sure dell will have talked you through using
the restore disk which just installs the OS.

Most Dell machines of 3 years ago would have shipped
with 'Microsoft Works' which *I think* includes a version
of excel. Have a look and see if that is one of the disks!

Kind Regards,
Ben

-----Original Message-----
I bought my computer from Dell 3 yrs ago. I had MSFT

Excel and all the other junk along with it. 2 months ago
my computer crashed, dell helped me reinstall everyting
but no Excel. They now say it didnt come with my
computer. It is not on the CDs I have. I dont wnat to py
for something I have always had, how do I get it
installed? Can I download it from somewhere. I have go
thte runaround so far.
.

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Old February 23rd, 2004, 05:00 PM
Lady Layla
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Works does not and did not include Excel.


"Ben" wrote in message
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: Larry,
:
: I'm fairly sure dell will have talked you through using
: the restore disk which just installs the OS.
:
: Most Dell machines of 3 years ago would have shipped
: with 'Microsoft Works' which *I think* includes a version
: of excel. Have a look and see if that is one of the disks!
:
: Kind Regards,
: Ben
:
: -----Original Message-----
: I bought my computer from Dell 3 yrs ago. I had MSFT
: Excel and all the other junk along with it. 2 months ago
: my computer crashed, dell helped me reinstall everyting
: but no Excel. They now say it didnt come with my
: computer. It is not on the CDs I have. I dont wnat to py
: for something I have always had, how do I get it
: installed? Can I download it from somewhere. I have go
: thte runaround so far.
: .
:


 




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