


After the non-trial version of the program has been installed, you will see that you can once again type in Word and that your keyboard has been unlocked. Use the disc to install a new version of Word. Go to the store and buy an installation disc.

The least-expensive Microsoft Office Suite still usually costs upwards of $100.Ħ. Go to the Microsoft Web site and install the complete version of Microsoft Word. After this trial period ends, your keyboard still works fine, but Microsoft Word is programmed not to process any information from the keyboard.ĥ. In the protection tab click Restrict editing and formatting pane ’ and Hit ‘Stop Protection’. Now paste the copied content in the new word file that you have created in the above step. If it was installed from a disc you received when you purchased a new computer, there is a good chance the disc is simply a trial version that is only good for 30-60 days. Copy your Word file content and create a new Word file. Try to recall how Microsoft Word was installed on your computer. Go to the “File” menu at the top of the page and try to select “Save As.” If this option is unavailable, chances are that the version of Microsoft Word you have on your computer has expired.Ĥ. If you are unable to, look again at the top of the Word screen to see if something like “Read Only” is listed on the top of the document.ģ. Open a new document by selecting “Ctrl+N” on the keyboard. Pay special attention to any windows that might come up that say anything like “Trial version” or “Read Only.”Ģ. Click on the Microsoft Word icon to start the program.
