It seems to have been the standard with older CD's (95 thru 97). If that didn't work, try this: 4 I am not sure what CD this is from, but I am compiling a list of all Microsoft applications that this CD Key works with. A really boring (but easy to type key) is: 1 This key has been used successfully with: BackOffice 4.5 (Beta 2) Flight Simulator 98 (OEM) Liquid Motion 1.0 Monster Truck Madness Office 97 Pro Plus! 98 Publisher 98 SQL Server Enterprise Edition Visual C++ 6.0 Standard Edition Visual Studio 6 (Enterprise and Pro) and 97 Windows NT Word 97 I have also read that if you take an upgrade CD key and add one to the first set of numbers (whether three or four digit) then the CD key will be for the full edition. Microsoft CD Keys, CD Key Generator, Genuine Advantage ValidationMicrosoft CD Keys, CD Key Generator, Genuine Advantage Validation If you want to make up your own key of the form nnn-nnnnnnn, it seems that the first three digits can be any number you like while the last seven digits must add up to a multiple of seven.

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