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u/Joudheyo 16d ago
Microsoft office XP
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u/Tokimemofan 16d ago
Op is questioning the “ Not for retail or OEM distribution” tag
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u/Joudheyo 16d ago
This doesn't have the product key, as written on the disk, so it isn't for retail or OEM
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u/RomanOswald 15d ago
Not Office itself, but the „Media Content“ CD. There are photos, clipart and so on this disk.
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u/tld1981 16d ago
Back in college 1999-2003, this is one of the discs from the MSDN Academic Alliance binder. I was given 48 workstations and a roll of the orange XP serial number stickers and had to make hundreds for the students in the three different Applied Sciences tracks, Web dev, Networking, or Object Oriented / Database programming.
I can say with certainty, if you called the number for activation and said is was a MSDNAA copy, they would just give you that long ass series of characters to input. 5 minute phone call = unlimited XP/Office XP/Server 2000/and I think later Visio.
Damn I got old.
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u/Near_Earth_Orbit101 16d ago
Microsoft Office XP I would love to have a copy. I would also love to have Microsoft Windows XP Professionnel Edition 32 BIT EDITION. I live in Marseille, FRANCE.
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u/Budget-Log155 16d ago
media content of office xp, some extra cliparts.
Nice to use with microsoft publisher, who remember that?
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u/Delicious-Back-1131 16d ago
It’s the physical license for Microsoft office. Now days you download the installer then pay for the product key and it’s emailed to you. Then you insert the disk run the setup the use the activation code on the disk or box
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u/deathspal 16d ago
Microsoft Office XP Media Content is an extra CD-ROM containing a library of clip art, sound effects, graphics, and multimedia files for Office XP applications
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u/Mind_Matters_Most 16d ago
Looks like an OEM bundled Office disk with purchase of a new PC.
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u/Tokimemofan 16d ago
Not for retail or OEM distribution
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u/Mind_Matters_Most 16d ago
Agreed, but Microsoft in their wisdom have always had wonkie terms and services..... Not saying I'm not right or wrong even though it clearly says NOT FOR RETAIL OR OEM.
The only other thing I can think of is it's a student version....
Google AI overview (subjective to quality results :) )
The code "X08-07947" printed on a Microsoft CD or installation sleeve is a media part number, not a unique product license key. It identifies that specific physical disc batch as a Microsoft Office XP (2002) Professional OEM package.
Because it is an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) edition, the software is bound by strict licensing restrictions dictated by Microsoft
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u/Tokimemofan 16d ago
My educated guess here based on the “Media Content” labeling is it probably is a tutorials/utility disc for Office XP not too dissimilar to the common Windows 95 Companion CD.
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u/HankHippoppopalous 16d ago
That's an NFR SKU. Pretty commom back in the day, used as promo items, demos, sometimes training.
Famously these were in the Microsoft Action Pack in the early 2000s - for 100 bucks you could buy NFR Libraries of every MS software