Office for mac asking for product code

I just upgraded to lion 10.8.2, when I open office for mac 2011 it is asking me for a product code, I have no idea where to find it, have never had this come up with prior updates. I have office 2011 but dont know where the discs are or even if i downloaded it

Microsoft should be able to help you but I believe a key is just about as expensive as the retail package. You might want to try MS Support and see if you qualify for a discount. Worked for me with my XP Cd.

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* SQLGruntBean.java
* Created on November 22, 2002, 12:37 PM
package com.vacode.beans.sql;
import java.sql.*;
import java.util.*;
/** This bean is a generic class that can be used to access any type of SQL
* database. To use it with an application that accesses an SQL database
* do the following:
* 1. Create a new instance of SQLGruntBean.
* 2. Set the SQL connection source by calling setConnection(Connection).
* 3. Set the SQL query you wish to perform by calling setSqlQuery(String).
* Note: You may replace all values with question mark place holders
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* 4. (OPTIONAL) Set the values that are represented by question mark place
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* input.
* 5. (OPTIONAL) Set the maximum number of results to be retrieved by calling
* setMaxRows. If left unset it will default to 100. This method should not
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* 6. Once all the necessary variables are set you may call either
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* EXAMPLE
* 
* <code>
* SQLGruntBean sgb = new SQLGruntBean();
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* 
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* 
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 * data storage object.*/
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 rs = null;
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 pstmt = null;
 this.dbConnection.close();
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 * calling class. */
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 * sql query there will still be open db resources. They need
 * to be closed. */
 if(rs!=null)
 try
 { rs.close(); } catch(SQLException sqle)
 { } // EXCEPTION IGNORED
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 { pstmt.close(); } catch(SQLException sqle)
 { } // EXCEPTION IGNORED
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 { this.dbConnection.close(); } catch(SQLException sqle)
 { } // EXCEPTION IGNORED
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 * calling class. */
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 * by the executeQuery method. */
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 ArrayList data = null;
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 * inaccessible. Therefore it is necessary to move the data
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 * object.*/
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 rs.close();
 rs = null;
 stmt.close();
 stmt = null;
 this.dbConnection.close();
 this.dbConnection = null;
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 * calling class. */
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 { } // EXCEPTION IGNORED
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 { } // EXCEPTION IGNORED
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 { } // EXCEPTION IGNORED
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 { } // EXCEPTION IGNORED
 pstmt = null;
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 { this.dbConnection.close(); } catch(SQLException sqle)
 { } // EXCEPTION IGNORED
 this.dbConnection = null;
 /* Regardless of what happens we need to return an array of Objects.
 * If the returning value is -1 it should be handled by the
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 // Clean up all of the db resources we have opened
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 stmt = null;
 this.dbConnection.close();
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Thanks for the input,
Ryan

I think I have an idea of what you mean. I just want to make sure before I write everything though. I could implement your idea by doing the following right?
I haven't tried any of this, so if there's minor (syntax) errors just ignore them. I'll fix them later.
1. Create the following Interface.
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}2. Force the subclasses to implement the above interface
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Did I get it right or am I out to lunch :-)
Thank you very much for the feedback,
Ryan

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