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I'm Using MAK. Thanks to both of you. I'm looking at the link now. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks again!
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I'm Using MAK. Thanks to both of you. I'm looking at the link now. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks again!

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Great, post back if you have any problems...
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Great, post back if you have any problems...

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I got pulled off this for a little while. Therefore, I haven't had a change to test it out. I'm going to award the points and close this ticket, but I will update it once I have completed this project. Thanks for you input. <br />
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Regards,<br />
ABBEtech
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I got pulled off this for a little while. Therefore, I haven't had a change to test it out. I'm going to award the points and close this ticket, but I will update it once I have completed this project. Thanks for you input.

Regards,
ABBEtech

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I'll update this ticket when I get a chance to complete this project.
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I'll update this ticket when I get a chance to complete this project.

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I need to change the product key for Office 2010 for a group of pc's. I would like to do it with regedit and roll it out with a log on script. <br />
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We rolled out a large group of pc's using ghost. However, they didn't change the office product keys for the different counties. I'm trying to find the best way to do this and then activate them too. I was thinking I would simply do this by updating it in the registy and then rolling it out with a logon script. <br />
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Have any of you had to do this? Any advice or input?<br />
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Regards,<br />
ABBEtech
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I need to change the product key for Office 2010 for a group of pc's. I would like to do it with regedit and roll it out with a log on script. 

We rolled out a large group of pc's using ghost. However, they didn't change the office product keys for the different counties. I'm trying to find the best way to do this and then activate them too. I was thinking I would simply do this by updating it in the registy and then rolling it out with a logon script. 

Have any of you had to do this? Any advice or input?

Regards,
ABBEtech

Changing key for Office 2010

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Microsoft Office

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