another question ('bout pricing eheh) here

D

Dan Marinø

office 2007 professional FULL >> 499$
office 2007 professional UPG >> 329$
works 8.0 >> 40$

if i buy works 8 + upgrade to office 2007 >> 369$ total

is it right? it is possible to upgrade office 2007 from works 8.0? i have
just to install works and then to override it with office?
and onenote 2007, will it come in an upgrade version? will it be upgradable
only from onenote 2003?

ty in advance
d.
 
M

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Office 2007 varies from previous installations in that the CD of the qualifying product must be installed - you can no longer just "show" it to the upgrade CD and complete the installation.

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After furious head scratching, Val asked:

| from:
| http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/suites/FX101754511033.aspx?pid=CL101732621033
|
| Qualifying Products for Upgrade <Microsoft Office Professional 2007>
| Microsoft Works 6.0-10; Microsoft Works suite 2000-2006 or later; any
| 2000-2007 Microsoft Office program or suite; any Microsoft Office XP
| suite.
|
| You may not even have to install Works, just have the disk handy to
| insert when the Office install asks for qualifying product.
|
| So, yes, that should work.
|
| Val
|
| ||
|| office 2007 professional FULL >> 499$
|| office 2007 professional UPG >> 329$
|| works 8.0 >> 40$
||
|| if i buy works 8 + upgrade to office 2007 >> 369$ total
||
|| is it right? it is possible to upgrade office 2007 from works 8.0? i
|| have just to install works and then to override it with office?
|| and onenote 2007, will it come in an upgrade version? will it be
|| upgradable
|| only from onenote 2003?
||
|| ty in advance
|| d.
||
|| --
|| Sai quelli che dicono: «Uno torna la sera a casa stanco...».
|| «Che strazio questo che torna sempre a casa stanco. Lo detesto.
|| Ma non tornare a casa! Sei stanco? Muori!».
|| ### E. Vaime
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Milly,

That informatio is incorrect. If the qualifying product is not installed using the original media from the qualifying product will
be used by the 2007 Office products.

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Office 2007 varies from previous installations in that the CD of the qualifying product must be installed - you can no longer just
"show" it to the upgrade CD and complete the installation.


Milly Staples >>
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Bob Buckland ?:)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
 
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Dan Marinø

In data Mon, 25 Dec 2006 21:16:01 -0800, Bob Buckland ?:) ha scritto:
Hi Milly,

That informatio is incorrect. If the qualifying product is not installed using the original media from the qualifying product will
be used by the 2007 Office products.
Click to expand...

uh
ok, thanks

so, if i have the trial of O2K7 installed, if i have the full license, i'll
be able to use it just by putting in the already installed suite my new
(and not trial) serial code; if i buy works + upgrade license (i was an old
office 97 user), i'll have to uninstall office trial, then install works
and finally "overwrite" it with office upgrade?

thanks for your answers

d.
 
D

Dan Marinø

In data Tue, 26 Dec 2006 10:12:06 +0100, Dan Marinø ha scritto:
i'll have to uninstall office trial
Click to expand...

(just forgetting)

and, in case, i'll lose my preferences, my email accounts etc.?

ty again

d.
 
B

Bob Buckland ?:-\)

Hi Dan,

It is my understanding that you will be able to purchase a conversion code to convert to retail the Office 2007 trial copy for
either full package or upgrade licensing. Personally, I'd prefer to purchase a CD product to always have that available for 'down
the road' issues.

You shouldn't need to actaully install MS Works prior to installing an Office 2007 upgrade.

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so, if i have the trial of O2K7 installed, if i have the full license, i'll
be able to use it just by putting in the already installed suite my new
(and not trial) serial code; if i buy works + upgrade license (i was an old
office 97 user), i'll have to uninstall office trial, then install works
and finally "overwrite" it with office upgrade?

thanks for your answers

d. >>
--

Bob Buckland ?:)
MS Office System Products MVP

*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
 
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