Yes, you should have removed the trial version of Power Point before
installing Power Point Viewer.

Probably (but not for certain) you can undo the damage by uninstalling
both of them. If that does not work, you may want to wipe the computer
clean and start again.

Steve

On Dec 23, 9:25*pm, (Steve Pope) wrote:
> Yes, you should have removed the trial version of Power Point before
> installing Power Point Viewer.
>
> Probably (but not for certain) you can undo the damage by uninstalling
> both of them. *If that does not work, you may want to wipe the computer
> clean and start again.
>
> Steve


>
>
ARGGHHHHH!! I was afraid I should have deleted the trial version,
phooey. But I can go back and delete the free program I just
installed and hopefully this will set me straight. I'm going to look
at the site Peter posted as well and see what it looks like compared
to the Microsoft site I used.

itsjoannotjoann > wrote in news:a4d4550e-e143-
:

> On Dec 23, 9:25*pm, (Steve Pope) wrote:
>> Yes, you should have removed the trial version of Power Point before
>> installing Power Point Viewer.
>>
>> Probably (but not for certain) you can undo the damage by uninstalling
>> both of them. *If that does not work, you may want to wipe the computer
>> clean and start again.
>>
>> Steve
>
>
>>
>>
> ARGGHHHHH!! I was afraid I should have deleted the trial version,
> phooey. But I can go back and delete the free program I just
> installed and hopefully this will set me straight. I'm going to look
> at the site Peter posted as well and see what it looks like compared
> to the Microsoft site I used.
>



btjunkie has the full versions of whatever programs you want, with
codes/serial numbers/cracks etc to make them work.


I got the full Nero8 version off there, and have downloaded *heaps* of
latest release movies etc.

When you select a program, click on it and it will open up to that page
which will have numerous comments from various people as to the
authenticity, quality etc of the program, and if it is worth the time to
download.

(You'll *always* get some tool in there that'll try and make you buy an
extra program to open the 'free' one they upload.)

--
Peter Lucas
Hobart
Tasmania


A good friend would drive 30 miles at 2:00 am to bail you out of jail.
A best friend, however, would be sitting in the cell next to you saying
"Man, that was f******n Awesome!"

On Dec 23, 10:15*pm, Aussie >
wrote:
>
>
> btjunkie has the full versions of whatever programs you want, with
> codes/serial numbers/cracks etc to make them work.
>
> I got the full Nero8 version off there, and have downloaded *heaps* of
> latest release movies etc.
>
> When you select a program, click on it and it will open up to that page
> which will have numerous comments from various people as to the
> authenticity, quality etc of the program, and if it is worth the time to
> download.
>
> (You'll *always* get some tool in there that'll try and make you buy an
> extra program to open the 'free' one they upload.)
>
>
> Peter Lucas * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
> Hobart
> Tasmania
> Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

>
>
Alright!! This sounds right up my alley!

The laptop has been fantastic and I HIGHLY recommend dual processors
and I do like Windows 7. There's been no slowness or bogging down at
all. But when you get an excellent price on a new lap warmer
sometimes the trade-offs are 'trial versions' of programs. My first
laptop, running XP, had everything on it but a chain saw and I didn't
encounter this problem. Of course it cost twice as much as this one,
but thankfully laptops have dropped dramatically in price over the
years.

"Aussie" wrote
> itsjoannotjoann wrote

>> ARGGHHHHH!! I was afraid I should have deleted the trial version,
>> phooey. But I can go back and delete the free program I just
>> installed and hopefully this will set me straight. I'm going to look
>> at the site Peter posted as well and see what it looks like compared
>> to the Microsoft site I used.

> btjunkie has the full versions of whatever programs you want, with
> codes/serial numbers/cracks etc to make them work.

Hi Peter. Be advised that the laws of your country are a bit different and
what you suggest may be illegal in another person's country.

"itsjoannotjoann" wrote
(Steve Pope) wrote:

>> Yes, you should have removed the trial version of Power Point before
>> installing Power Point Viewer.

> phooey. But I can go back and delete the free program I just
> installed and hopefully this will set me straight. I'm going to look
> at the site Peter posted as well and see what it looks like compared
> to the Microsoft site I used.

Be advised Peter lives in OZ and the laws there make some things legal that
are not in other countries. That may not matter to you, but it's good to at
least be aware of it.

Next, like Steve says, ininstall the new software and the trial. Then,
http://download.openoffice.org/ has a MS Office clone, open source and free
(legal) in all countries. It will do what you need and more.
Carol

"cshenk" > wrote in
:

> "Aussie" wrote
>> itsjoannotjoann wrote
>
>>> ARGGHHHHH!! I was afraid I should have deleted the trial version,
>>> phooey. But I can go back and delete the free program I just
>>> installed and hopefully this will set me straight. I'm going to look
>>> at the site Peter posted as well and see what it looks like compared
>>> to the Microsoft site I used.
>
>> btjunkie has the full versions of whatever programs you want, with
>> codes/serial numbers/cracks etc to make them work.
>
> Hi Peter. Be advised that the laws of your country are a bit different
> and what you suggest may be illegal in another person's country.
>
>



btjunkie's site is fully "invisible", no IP's are logged etc.



--
Peter Lucas
Hobart
Tasmania


A good friend would drive 30 miles at 2:00 am to bail you out of jail.
A best friend, however, would be sitting in the cell next to you saying
"Man, that was f******n Awesome!"

"cshenk" > wrote in
:

> "itsjoannotjoann" wrote
> (Steve Pope) wrote:
>
>>> Yes, you should have removed the trial version of Power Point before
>>> installing Power Point Viewer.
>
>> phooey. But I can go back and delete the free program I just
>> installed and hopefully this will set me straight. I'm going to look
>> at the site Peter posted as well and see what it looks like compared
>> to the Microsoft site I used.
>
> Be advised Peter lives in OZ and the laws there make some things legal
> that are not in other countries.


Nope, it's supposedly 'illegal' here too.

As stated just before, btjunkies site keeps your IP etc hidden/invisible,
so no one can see who's doing what.



> That may not matter to you, but it's
> good to at least be aware of it.


btjunkie has been going for quite some time and I haven't yet heard of
anyone using it who's been busted.


>
> Next, like Steve says, ininstall the new software and the trial. Then,
> http://download.openoffice.org/ has a MS Office clone, open source and
> free (legal) in all countries. It will do what you need and more.


I've tried Open Office, after being an MS Office user for about 15 or so
years, and it doesn't 'do it' for me.




--
Peter Lucas
Hobart
Tasmania


A good friend would drive 30 miles at 2:00 am to bail you out of jail.
A best friend, however, would be sitting in the cell next to you saying
"Man, that was f******n Awesome!"

On Thu, 23 Dec 2010 19:58:59 -0800 (PST), itsjoannotjoann
> wrote:

>On Dec 23, 9:25*pm, (Steve Pope) wrote:
>> Yes, you should have removed the trial version of Power Point before
>> installing Power Point Viewer.
>>
>> Probably (but not for certain) you can undo the damage by uninstalling
>> both of them. *If that does not work, you may want to wipe the computer
>> clean and start again.
>>
>> Steve
>
>
>>
>>
>ARGGHHHHH!! I was afraid I should have deleted the trial version,
>phooey. But I can go back and delete the free program I just
>installed and hopefully this will set me straight. I'm going to look
>at the site Peter posted as well and see what it looks like compared
>to the Microsoft site I used.

You do not want to "delete", you want to *uninstall*. You should be
able to uninstall that trial version... go to Control Panel, click on
Uninstall A Program. If you installed the Microsoft version over it
you may need to reboot before you can uninstall that trial version.

"Aussie" wrote
> "cshenk" wrote

>> Be advised Peter lives in OZ and the laws there make some things legal
>> that are not in other countries.

> Nope, it's supposedly 'illegal' here too.

Well, there are some things 'legal' where you are that aren't in some other
places. Your copywrite laws are quite different. It really is noticable
when it comes to shareware but there's other times when it comes up.

>> That may not matter to you, but it's
>> good to at least be aware of it.

> btjunkie has been going for quite some time and I haven't yet heard of
> anyone using it who's been busted.

It's not so much getting busted. Some folks prefer to stay on the legal
side. Like me, clearance issues (lie detector tests, stuff like that).

>> Next, like Steve says, ininstall the new software and the trial. Then,
>> http://download.openoffice.org/ has a MS Office clone, open source and
>> free (legal) in all countries. It will do what you need and more.

> I've tried Open Office, after being an MS Office user for about 15 or so
> years, and it doesn't 'do it' for me.

I liked it well enough, then MS came up with a program for a 20$ copy of
Office 2010 for home use for all military and retired military. USA only I
believe? I registered and downloaded my copy, and paid a nominal extra fee
to have them mail me an install CD as well.

Before that, I used Open Office or it's ancestor, Star Office back in the
early 90's.

On Dec 24, 9:56*am, "cshenk" > wrote:
>
>
> Be advised Peter lives in OZ and the laws there make some things legal that
> are not in other countries. *That may not matter to you, but it's good to at
> least be aware of it.
>
> Next, like Steve says, ininstall the new software and the trial. *Then,http://download.openoffice.org/*has a MS Office clone, open source and free
> (legal) in all countries. *It will do what you need and more.
> * Carol

>
>
See my reply to Stu.

On Dec 24, 10:04*am, Aussie >
wrote:
> "cshenk" > wrote om:
>
> > "itsjoannotjoann" wrote
> > (Steve Pope) wrote:
>
> >>> Yes, you should have removed the trial version of Power Point before
> >>> installing Power Point Viewer.
>
> >> phooey. *But I can go back and delete the free program I just
> >> installed and hopefully this will set me straight. *I'm going to look
> >> at the site Peter posted as well and see what it looks like compared
> >> to the Microsoft site I used.
>
> > Be advised Peter lives in OZ and the laws there make some things legal
> > that are not in other countries. *
>
> Nope, it's supposedly 'illegal' here too.
>
> As stated just before, btjunkies site keeps your IP etc hidden/invisible,
> so no one can see who's doing what.
>
> > That may not matter to you, but it's
> > good to at least be aware of it.
>
> btjunkie has been going for quite some time and I haven't yet heard of
> anyone using it who's been busted.
>
>
>
> > Next, like Steve says, ininstall the new software and the trial. *Then,
> >http://download.openoffice.org/*has a MS Office clone, open source and
> > free (legal) in all countries. *It will do what you need and more.
>
> I've tried Open Office, after being an MS Office user for about 15 or so
> years, and it doesn't 'do it' for me.
>
> --
> Peter Lucas * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
> Hobart
> Tasmania
>
>
That site you posted has soooooo many different ones to choose from I
just don't know which one I need.