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Find Office product key
This has come up before and I'm sure someone somewhere knows. With Windows, you can go through the registry and read the product key, with XP, there are utilities that can extract the encrypted code. But with Office? Where the heck can you read the key, or is there a utility to extract it if it's encrypted or hidden? Where, how, do I read where the stupid key is? Don't tell me about legal stuff, everybody knows how easy it is to loose the dumb little sticker and not know where the heck to get your code from.
Thanks for your help.
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I believe the question is answered in my first comment. :>)
Hopefully he'll accept the comment soon, if not i'll start posting recommendations.
ps. sorry for bombing your mailboxes :-)
ps. sorry for bombing your mailboxes :-)
questioner:could have informed in a better way (tone)