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As we take a moment to appreciate the wonders of technology, let's step back in time and revisit some significant events that took place on March 7th throughout history. From the first transatlantic telephone call to NASA's Orbiting Solar Observatory launch, today marks a special day.

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On March 7, 1926, Alexander Graham Bell made the first transatlantic telephone call, connecting New York with London. This groundbreaking achievement paved the way for modern telecommunications. (Read more HERE.)

Fast forward to March 7, 1962, when NASA launched the Orbiting Solar Observatory into space. This pioneering project aimed to study the Sun and its effects on our solar system. (Read more HERE.)

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March 7, 1997, marked a significant milestone for the internet as it became accessible to the masses. The World Wide Web had finally reached the mainstream.

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After taking some time off to transition into a new job, I'm back with today's Spark! I hope you enjoy this article and leave your thoughts in the comments section (I've been feeling a bit rusty after my two-week break!).

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As an IT professional, I've had to deal with various Microsoft shenanigans throughout the years. You try to stay legal and legitimate, but it seems like no matter what you do, there's always some new issue cropping up.

In recent news, Microsoft has announced that Office 2019 and 2022 will be the last perpetual licenses available. This means that after purchasing a license, you'll be locked into a subscription-based model. I'm not sure about you, but I won't be buying any more perpetual licenses online.

A Glimpse into the Past - Retrieving Office 2019 Product Keys

I recently discovered that I had twenty-three Office 2019 Home and Business (perpetual) keys registered to a single Microsoft account. However, when I tried to view them, I was met with an error message stating that it's impossible to retrieve the information.

Fortunately, I had recorded the first 22 product keys in an Excel spreadsheet as I activated them. Little did I know that Microsoft would eventually remove the feature to view previously activated product keys online.

As we look back at March 7th in history, we're reminded of the rapid pace of technological advancements and the importance of staying adaptable in our ever-changing world. Whether it's dealing with software issues or keeping up with the latest trends, we must be prepared to face new challenges head-on.

I hope you've enjoyed this nostalgic look back at March 7th in history. If you have any thoughts on the topic or would like to share your own experiences with Microsoft, please leave a comment below!

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