Hi Mike, If I understand you correctly, you say you bought and installed Office X, but you're actually running Office 2004? Is this a new computer? It sounds like the test drive version of Office 2004 was preinstalled. Otherwise I can't see how you could have installed Office X but are running Office 2004 (which is Office 11). The version numbers you quoted are from the latter.
If this is what's happening, I suggest using the Remove Office tool (which I believe is in the Office folder for the 2004 version) to remove the test drive. I don't know what the test drive limit/expiration is, but there's got to be one. Once you remove the test drive, you'll be in Office X (10.x, not 11.x). If you want to use Office 2004 permanently, you'll have to pay to upgrade. The auto update feature only works for updates to the version you own; it does not upgrade you to a newer version. The only other possibility I can think of is that your Office X packaging somehow contained the software for Office 2004. You can check this by inserting the installation CD. Beth On 6/3/05 8:02 AM, "Mike Panas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Awhile back I bought Office Mac v. X Prof Ed which included VPC, > because I thought it was the latest, greatest version of Office. i > have applied any MS upgrade via the built in Office auto-upgrade > feature. After reading this list lately i am beginning to wonder if I > actually have the latest version of the software, especially Erage. I > notice also that while my software packaging says what i wrote above, > in my apps folder I see Microsoft Office 2004. Here are my versions: > Erage 11.1.0 > Excel 11.1.1 > Ppt 11.1.1 > Word 11.1.0 > How do I stand? > > Mike -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
