Have 2007 Student, Need 2007 Pro. Can I just Upgrade?

[Big_Mack1]

I am starting some online college programming and network classes and the
admissions counselor told me that I need Office 2007 Pro. I currently have
Office 2007 Student installed on all 3 computers in my home network.

My question is this:
Can I just buy the "Upgrade" and only install the programs I need (Access,
Publisher, etc) without having to re-install Excel, Word, P-Point and the
others?

Or, is the Upgrade omnly for Office 2003 products?

Thanks in advance.
Mack

 

[JoAnn Paules]

Yes, you can but only on one system, not three.

 

[Big_Mack1]

Thx, JoAnn. This will save me some greenbacks.

I didn't intend to say that I was going to install the Upgrade on all 3
machines. The other two are used by my wife and guests in the home.

Thx, again, for your reply. It's been a while since I've visited the boards
here and answered some questions, so I guess I could repay the favor by
looking for a few problems I can solve.

Mack

 

[dgmacmi]

Thx, JoAnn. This will save me some greenbacks.

I didn't intend to say that I was going to install the Upgrade on all 3
machines. The other two are used by my wife and guests in the home.

Thx, again, for your reply. It's been a while since I've visited the
boards
here and answered some questions, so I guess I could repay the favor by
looking for a few problems I can solve.

Mack

All of the Office 2007 programs included in Office 2007 Home and Student are
identical to the corresponding programs in Office 2007 Professional.

Office 2007 programs are available as standalone programs. Most have upgrade
versions. Office 2007 Home and Student is a qualifying product for Office
2007 standalone programs that have upgrade versions. See:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/suites/FX101754511033.aspx

You may save some money by finding out which programs in Office 2007
Professional you need for your course that are not included in Office 2007
Home and Student. Amazon.com will provide the price of standalone {including
upgrade versions} of Office 2007 programs and the Office 2007 Professional
upgrade version.

Don

 

[JoAnn Paules]

You didn't, but I added that just in case. ;-)

Repaying the favor is what it's all about.