work-around by downloading free OpenOffice 3.0. Works for most of us quite satisfactory (but, of course, you might be the exception).
Why do you need the Pro version?
Kees
HELP! I have just moved back to UK from Cyprus. Brought my Office XP Disks with me. But when I unpacked them the Office XP Home Edition disk was smashed. Therefore, I could not load my Office XP Pro 2002 Upgrade. Does anyone have an old Office XP 2002 Home edition disk they don't use anymore. I have my valid licence numbers for both Home edition and Pro. Just need an old copy of the disk for XP Home 2002.
Tried MSN direct but all I got was "DON'T SUPPORT ANYMORE, YOU WILL HAVE TO BUY A NEW COPY OF XP PRO".
I am a pensioner and just can't afford the prices they charge now.
Would be really grateful for help.

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