2003 trial upgrade

[chuck]

I made the post below and then went to the address you listed in your e-mail
and looked at the programs. On the list is Frontpage. If I was to install a
copy of Frontpage, that was licenced to me and everything, would my
understanding that I could use that as a previous version and get my Office
Standard 2003 Upgrade working???? I really appreciate the help. Thanks.

 

[chuck]

I made the post below and then went to the address you listed in your e-mail
and looked at the programs. On the list is Frontpage. If I was to install a
copy of Frontpage, that was licenced to me and everything, would my
understanding that I could use that as a previous version and get my Office
Standard 2003 Upgrade working???? I really appreciate the help. Thanks.

 

[chuck]

I made the post below and then went to the address you listed in your e-mail
and looked at the programs. On the list is Frontpage. If I was to install a
copy of Frontpage, that was licenced to me and everything, would my
understanding that I could use that as a previous version and get my Office
Standard 2003 Upgrade working???? I really appreciate the help. Thanks.

 

[chuck]

I made the post below and then went to the address you listed in your e-mail
and looked at the programs. On the list is Frontpage. If I was to install a
copy of Frontpage, that was licenced to me and everything, would my
understanding that I could use that as a previous version and get my Office
Standard 2003 Upgrade working???? I really appreciate the help. Thanks.

 

[chuck]

I made the post below and then went to the address you listed in your e-mail
and looked at the programs. On the list is Frontpage. If I was to install a
copy of Frontpage, that was licenced to me and everything, would my
understanding that I could use that as a previous version and get my Office
Standard 2003 Upgrade working???? I really appreciate the help. Thanks.

 

[chuck]

I made the post below and then went to the address you listed in your e-mail
and looked at the programs. On the list is Frontpage. If I was to install a
copy of Frontpage, that was licenced to me and everything, would my
understanding that I could use that as a previous version and get my Office
Standard 2003 Upgrade working???? I really appreciate the help. Thanks.

 

[chuck]

I made the post below and then went to the address you listed in your e-mail
and looked at the programs. On the list is Frontpage. If I was to install a
copy of Frontpage, that was licenced to me and everything, would my
understanding that I could use that as a previous version and get my Office
Standard 2003 Upgrade working???? I really appreciate the help. Thanks.

 

[chuck]

I made the post below and then went to the address you listed in your e-mail
and looked at the programs. On the list is Frontpage. If I was to install a
copy of Frontpage, that was licenced to me and everything, would my
understanding that I could use that as a previous version and get my Office
Standard 2003 Upgrade working???? I really appreciate the help. Thanks.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

99% positive. I've never heard of the Office 2003 trial version by itself
qualifying someone for an upgrade. The trial version is free, and if it were
a qualifying product by itself, then Microsoft would never be able to sell
another full version because everybody could get the free trial and upgrade
from there... doesn't make sense. I don't have access to the readme you're
citing, but I suspect that somewhere in that ellipse is some verbiage about a
qualifying product.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

99% positive. I've never heard of the Office 2003 trial version by itself
qualifying someone for an upgrade. The trial version is free, and if it were
a qualifying product by itself, then Microsoft would never be able to sell
another full version because everybody could get the free trial and upgrade
from there... doesn't make sense. I don't have access to the readme you're
citing, but I suspect that somewhere in that ellipse is some verbiage about a
qualifying product.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

99% positive. I've never heard of the Office 2003 trial version by itself
qualifying someone for an upgrade. The trial version is free, and if it were
a qualifying product by itself, then Microsoft would never be able to sell
another full version because everybody could get the free trial and upgrade
from there... doesn't make sense. I don't have access to the readme you're
citing, but I suspect that somewhere in that ellipse is some verbiage about a
qualifying product.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

99% positive. I've never heard of the Office 2003 trial version by itself
qualifying someone for an upgrade. The trial version is free, and if it were
a qualifying product by itself, then Microsoft would never be able to sell
another full version because everybody could get the free trial and upgrade
from there... doesn't make sense. I don't have access to the readme you're
citing, but I suspect that somewhere in that ellipse is some verbiage about a
qualifying product.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

99% positive. I've never heard of the Office 2003 trial version by itself
qualifying someone for an upgrade. The trial version is free, and if it were
a qualifying product by itself, then Microsoft would never be able to sell
another full version because everybody could get the free trial and upgrade
from there... doesn't make sense. I don't have access to the readme you're
citing, but I suspect that somewhere in that ellipse is some verbiage about a
qualifying product.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

99% positive. I've never heard of the Office 2003 trial version by itself
qualifying someone for an upgrade. The trial version is free, and if it were
a qualifying product by itself, then Microsoft would never be able to sell
another full version because everybody could get the free trial and upgrade
from there... doesn't make sense. I don't have access to the readme you're
citing, but I suspect that somewhere in that ellipse is some verbiage about a
qualifying product.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

99% positive. I've never heard of the Office 2003 trial version by itself
qualifying someone for an upgrade. The trial version is free, and if it were
a qualifying product by itself, then Microsoft would never be able to sell
another full version because everybody could get the free trial and upgrade
from there... doesn't make sense. I don't have access to the readme you're
citing, but I suspect that somewhere in that ellipse is some verbiage about a
qualifying product.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

99% positive. I've never heard of the Office 2003 trial version by itself
qualifying someone for an upgrade. The trial version is free, and if it were
a qualifying product by itself, then Microsoft would never be able to sell
another full version because everybody could get the free trial and upgrade
from there... doesn't make sense. I don't have access to the readme you're
citing, but I suspect that somewhere in that ellipse is some verbiage about a
qualifying product.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

99% positive. I've never heard of the Office 2003 trial version by itself
qualifying someone for an upgrade. The trial version is free, and if it were
a qualifying product by itself, then Microsoft would never be able to sell
another full version because everybody could get the free trial and upgrade
from there... doesn't make sense. I don't have access to the readme you're
citing, but I suspect that somewhere in that ellipse is some verbiage about a
qualifying product.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

Office XP with Front Page, yes (but only because of the Office XP part).
Front Page by itself, no.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

Office XP with Front Page, yes (but only because of the Office XP part).
Front Page by itself, no.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

Office XP with Front Page, yes (but only because of the Office XP part).
Front Page by itself, no.