Microsoft Office 2003

I have Microsoft Office 2003 on this computer and it's taking up a lot of space that I don't have, but the thing is, it came with this computer, so I don't have a CD to install it again if I were to uninstall it. Is there anyway to take it off and later put it back on?

 

Make a CD

 

you can download anything nowa days

 

gee alright thanks juggs


i know you can download anything these days, but you guys really arent helping

 

Just delete that crap you don't need it anyway.... Notepad works just as welll!

Better yet just use linux...
Microsoft is evil, almost as much so as wal-mart! Thats damn evil!

 

Put it on a CD then delete it

 

[sigh]


alright juggs, thanks for the tip


soulless the thing is i have no idea how i used fucking 75 GB up on my harddrive when there are about 6 programs installed

 

no way in hell 6 programs take up 75gb You downloads lots of mp3s? Delete cached files and history and cookies and such? That's quite a bit of space to take up and not know how...

 

turn off system restore. i once had a box with winblows ME, had 13 gig of sys restore files.

had to invoke the power of DOS to delete them

 

i'll go do that trostky, i have no idea because this computer is brand new, it harldy has anything on it

 

geez it has over 9000 MB for system restore




thanks trotsky! you fixed my problem!

 

nevermind i slid it way down so it's not using as much space but it didn't free any space up

 

If the whole hard drive is full though, you still have quite a lot of space missing...

 

You'll probably have to delete the files from that... Simply changing how much it can use likely won't free the space it's already used...

 

how do i delete those files

 

I dunno...

 

Your probably going to have to do like Trotsky311 said and do it through dos... Sounds like fun huh?

 

no

 

putting it on cd wont help you, you cant just copy office somewhere and make it work, it has top be instlaled, and in most cases activated..you can uninstall it from add/remove programs...some free alternatives are available from http://www.openoffice.org maybe its .com..

 

You may find that a hammer does the trick