Activation key search for Office 2003

The code behind your PC is the one that corresponds to your OS, but giving you the code is illegal; it needs to be "purchased."

When buying a PC, most of the time, it's Windows that is installed on it because it's purchased with it (whereas Linux is free). Microsoft has the kindness to provide many trial versions of software to encourage us to buy them after trying them. What wouldn't Microsoft do to make money? Personally, I use Linux Ubuntu 7.0, which is completely free (including its software), and contrary to what some people think, Linux is very, very good and very simple despite its command line installations (at least that way, you don't have to scour 500 web pages to find software! You just have to type: sudo apt-get install software-name, and it installs automatically!).

Oh, I understand, thank you, but I don't understand something. The constructor is a trial version for Office and there's no activation key; it's strange.

Often when you buy a PC, there are several software programs like Office, Nero, etc., but they are only trial versions, so to use them at 100%, you need to purchase the activation key.