Reinstalling OEM of MS Office after clean Windows 7 install??

[bruceread]

I'm planning to do a clean install of Windows 7 on an X60 Tablet that I bought in June, 2007.  I want to install the 64 bit version after replacing the hard drive and increasing the RAM to 4GB.  So I'm reviewing the applications that I'll be reinstalling and not sure about how to handle the MS Office 2007 that came preinstalled. 

The OEM Word, Excel, and Outlook all show me as a licensed user with product ID codes.  I also paid MS in November of that year for OneNote via an upgrade, and have the key for that, which was via Digital River download.  I bought the 3-year protection for continued downloads.

How do I do a fresh install of the OEM Office Basic programs (Word, Excel, and Outlook) after the clean install of Windows 7?

Thanks!

[mmhedstrom]

I purchased MS Office 2007 with my T-400 running Vista.  It came preinstalled on my system and I was given no discs to reinstall it.  I want to upgrade my system to Windows 7 running 64 bit.  This means I will have to reformat my drive.  How do I reinstall MS Office after the upgrade?  I do have the system recovery discs created when I first got my T-400, as well as those created prior to eliminating the Q drive.

[lead_org Microsoft MVP Contributor]

www.microsoft.com/office/backup

that is where you download your MLK version of the office 2007. You have to select purchased within 90 days for the free download.