You will probably want to uninstall the trial version that came with your new computer and install the 2003 version. However, unless I'm wrong the 2003 version could only be installed on one computer and when it's time to validate it you will have to contact Microsoft and explain the situation and hope they allow you to validate it on your new computer.

In the IE8 Browser, Look over to the left top of browser where it says Page, Safety, Tools. Click the arrow Next to Tools when the window opens hold you mouse over TOOLBARS ANOTHER WINDOW will open please make sure there is a check mark in the box to the Left of Menu Bar. I think that's what you needing, zep516

A couple years back I was experiencing similar problems due to a too-long dryer duct. I thought about a duct booster fan but the dryer also started eating clothes, and just needed to be replaced. I don't remember the brand, but I bought a "long-vent" dryer that instead of being able to use a 60 foot long vent (with each 90 deg turn counting as 10 additional feet) the dryer can handle a 150 foot long vent (again with each 90 deg turn counting as 10 additional feet) It has made all of the difference in the world. You put the clothes in, set it to "optimum dry" come back and the clothes are dry, what an amazing concept. Two minor complaints about the new dryer are: it doesn't match the front-loading washer next to it, and the controls are on a panel at the back of the machine instead of along the front edge, so they are harder to reach. One less minor complaint is you have to make sure that the ducting is securely attached to the back of the dryer or the greater force of its internal fan will blow the duct off and then proceed to fill your house with lint. Another issue is that most appliance salesmen will have no idea what you are talking about if you ask for a "long vent" dryer. You basically have to research the exact model number and make sure they order that exact model. -Bob

one of my good friends just got a new pc with windows 8, she called me pleading for help. The first thing I told her to do was go download Classic Shell, which she did while I was on the phone, it took about 2 minutes and she came back saying omg I have a start button again lol. It's a great addition if you are new to windows 8,makes a lot of things more familiar, nice for you while learning the new system. It gives you the option for it to look like xp, or vista and 7. here's a great video on exactly how to install and use it. Remember to watch carefully when installing things for those added items like toolbars, I think this one has some sort of ad, just avoid those or uncheck as needed. http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=PujV6yPY5OI&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DPujV6yPY5OI Here is a link that might be useful: classic Shell free