Thank you.

>Hi Alejandro,
>
>The key is not language specific. However the software is language specific. Therefore if you are sure that your Office DVD is in English version, there should not be any problem.
>
>Ben
>
>
>>Thanks for the response, Ben. I have a few questions.
>>
>>1. What do you mean by changing the default language of the computer and how would you do it? My machine's version of Windows is permanently English.
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>>2. You mean I should install an English version of Office? I actually have copies of that but wondered if it would create trouble later to use the product key from a spanish version of Office on an English version of Office. Another way to ask that question is: are MS Office product keys language specific.
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>>Alex
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>>>1. Temporarily change the default language of your computer to English
>>>2. Install Office (no problem for the product key)
>>>3. When installation is done, change the default language back
>>>
>>>Ben
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>>>
>>>>I was able to purchase a leftover MS Office Pro 2003 in Spanish, but the standard I prefer for Office is English (particularly important for Excel function names).
>>>>
>>>>Does anybody know if it is possible to convert an installation from one language to another or to install an Office version of one language using the product key for a different language without causing problems?
>>>>
>>>>TIA,
>>>>
>>>>Alex