Random Product Keys for Misc. Software
The following serial keys for listed software is for personal reference only. These are legitimate keys that were in use at one time. Recording it here allows me to toss the paper and my office and life will be all the better for it.
Man, I should have thought of this MUCH MUCH sooner. What a great way to document and store your schtuff. Especially ALL of that PAPER you think you need to teach, to reference, to share, etc. One day you will use it. Riiiiiiiiiiight! Well, maybe that day is here. Convert it into an online blog, deconstruct yourself publicly and rid yourself of mounds of information and gain a few fans in the process. Bah haha.
Microsoft Interactive Training
ProductID: 15303-OEM-0000007-00000
Adobe Acrobat Distiller 7.0
Serial: 1016-1493-2529-3910-0847-2385
Adobe Acrobat 7.0
Serial: 1016-1493-2529-3910-0847-2385
Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007
Product ID: 89446-905-0416102-65409
CD Key: KG79C-XJ6F2-B4647-YQF7T-HDCM3
Microsoft Windows Professional Service Pack 2
Product ID: 55274-OEM-0011903-00102
CD Key: XJM6Q-BQ8HW-T6DFB-Y934T-YD4YT
(this previous key was determined by using Magical Jelly bean Keyfinder, however,
this next key was located on the side of the computer on the official MS sticker)
CD Key: MW74T-DQFHG-VJD67-B4WTR-D7YVY
Office 2007 discs
GXV37-XVBP9-F36CM-M3H2V-2VGBW
Office Home & Student 2010
9BTT3-93Q74-P6M7F-RCVCM-J8882
Windows 7 Professional Upgrade
MWM3Q-HGTPX-X6QVH-BP7FP-FRP6B
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Saturday, September 29, 2012
Shutterfly Photo Books are fun to make
Making a Shutterfly Photo Book is Easy and Fun
(a nice keepsake that means more than a bought gift)
I am not a great gift-thinker-upper. My fiance is great at picking the perfect gift for someone. It doesn't take him long to know a person before he thinks of a great gift idea that the recipient always loves.
I, on the other hand, always struggle with gifts. When it comes to my nieces, all I can ever think of is clothes or earrings. This year I wanted to do something a little more "home made", like my sister would do.
SO.. enter the Shutterfly photo book. Fortunately, I thought of it BEFORE my niece's birthday party, so I brought my camera. After many, many photos and trasferring them to my computer, I dragged and dropped my way to a "Fun in the Sun" themed photo book.
Here is the project:
Price? Coke Rewards made me an offer I couldn't refuse. FREE.
All I was responsible for was Shipping at a whopping $8.97.
Wow! Less than $10 and a little bit of Aunt Jeannie's time and my precious niece has a keepsake for a lifetime.
I cannot wait until it gets here! And cannot wait to see her reaction to the cover :))
Happy Birthday, Carrie Lynn!!!
(a nice keepsake that means more than a bought gift)
I am not a great gift-thinker-upper. My fiance is great at picking the perfect gift for someone. It doesn't take him long to know a person before he thinks of a great gift idea that the recipient always loves.
I, on the other hand, always struggle with gifts. When it comes to my nieces, all I can ever think of is clothes or earrings. This year I wanted to do something a little more "home made", like my sister would do.
SO.. enter the Shutterfly photo book. Fortunately, I thought of it BEFORE my niece's birthday party, so I brought my camera. After many, many photos and trasferring them to my computer, I dragged and dropped my way to a "Fun in the Sun" themed photo book.
Here is the project:
The new way to make a photo album: photo books by Shutterfly.
Price? Coke Rewards made me an offer I couldn't refuse. FREE.
All I was responsible for was Shipping at a whopping $8.97.
Wow! Less than $10 and a little bit of Aunt Jeannie's time and my precious niece has a keepsake for a lifetime.
I cannot wait until it gets here! And cannot wait to see her reaction to the cover :))
Happy Birthday, Carrie Lynn!!!
Monday, October 19, 2009
No More Phonebooks
Hey! I don't need any more phone books. Please stop leaving them for me.
I am a little lazy to bend over and pick something up, but this is not the main reason for my criticism.
How many phonebooks does each home receive? I get 6.
How much trash is generated with unwanted phone books?
How many end up in the landfill year after year?
Can this be classified as litter? Or junk mail?
Is there a way we can opt-out from the drop off of these stacks of paper?
I am surely not the only one sick and tired of this waste. I found this picture today on Mother Board.
And this crafty way to deal with the waste, on our end, of course. At least this is a positive thing, but what do you do with all the doctors and lawyer pages? Wrap fish, line bird cages, start fires in the Winter.
Treehugger also vocalized their feelings with gathering enough phonebooks to create a buzz.
Would Yellow Pages advertising be cheaper if the company only printed enough books to those who actually want it? What is the revenue generated from the printed phone books? Why is the paper (trash) passed off on us to dispose? Would the eradication of unwanted printed phone books bankrupt the company?
How many people would turn away phonebooks if they had the choice?
How many trees would be saved if we only took what we used?
Shouldn't we have the choice?
I am a little lazy to bend over and pick something up, but this is not the main reason for my criticism.
How many phonebooks does each home receive? I get 6.
How much trash is generated with unwanted phone books?
How many end up in the landfill year after year?
Can this be classified as litter? Or junk mail?
Is there a way we can opt-out from the drop off of these stacks of paper?
And this crafty way to deal with the waste, on our end, of course. At least this is a positive thing, but what do you do with all the doctors and lawyer pages? Wrap fish, line bird cages, start fires in the Winter.
Treehugger also vocalized their feelings with gathering enough phonebooks to create a buzz.
Would Yellow Pages advertising be cheaper if the company only printed enough books to those who actually want it? What is the revenue generated from the printed phone books? Why is the paper (trash) passed off on us to dispose? Would the eradication of unwanted printed phone books bankrupt the company?
How many people would turn away phonebooks if they had the choice?
How many trees would be saved if we only took what we used?
Shouldn't we have the choice?
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