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Greetings. I am a Windows XP-Pro user and an author. I do most of my writing on an Acer Aspire 5100 series Laptop. Recently my Word XP-Pro word processor has been displaying abnormal behavior. I had downloaded several Office Updates via Automatic Updates and am now experiencing an annoying alert telling me my Office Suite is "Invalide." Also, since then, my Spell Check no longer is working. I have re-installed Office several times and still have the same problem. I also have installed Word 2000 Pro and still the Spell Check doesn't work. This is the message I get: (word cannot find grammar file msgr ?? 32.dll for. / spelling file msspell3.dll or msepell232.dll for.) I have run several Virus Scans (AVG Free) and found no bugs. I'm wondering if I need to break down and buy a current copy of Office? Would a Validation issue be causing this Spell Check glitch? I've downloaded Open Office, but it doesn't have the same feel ... I guess I'm just used to MS Office.

Any suggestions would be welcomed.

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Office Genuine Advantage (OGA) is an attempt by Microsoft to stem the piracy and counterfeit copy of Microsoft Office. Since April 15, 2008, Office Genuine Advantage (OGA) Notifications have been pushed to client computers installed with Microsoft Office XP, Office 2003 or Office 2007 as an “Important” or “Recommended” update.

After installation, OGA validation performs a check on installed Office software, and the OGA Notifications notifier component will display a This copy of Microsoft Office is not genuine message if the Office software is determined as not genuine or not legitimate.

This is presumably what has affected you and caused your invalid message ??? - as it believes your installed version is not genuine.

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