Will OEM version upgrade?

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Nite Rider

Well my client is kind of wishy-washy so I won't be able to tell you
guys anything for a week or more. In the meantime I decided that I'll
take the risk and clean install office 2003 if I have to. The savings
are significant with OEM, volume licenses are more expensive. Since it
is only for about 10 computers the reinstall is just a tad annoying due
to Outlook and the activation shouldn't be an issue.

Also Outlook 2003 will recognize Outlook 2002's PST file right?

Thanks,
Nite Rider
 
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Nite Rider

Well my client is kind of wishy-washy so I won't be able to tell you
guys anything for a week or more. In the meantime I decided that I'll
take the risk and clean install office 2003 if I have to. The savings
are significant with OEM, volume licenses are more expensive. Since it
is only for about 10 computers the reinstall is just a tad annoying due
to Outlook and the activation shouldn't be an issue.

Also Outlook 2003 will recognize Outlook 2002's PST file right?

Thanks,
Nite Rider
 
N

Nite Rider

Well my client is kind of wishy-washy so I won't be able to tell you
guys anything for a week or more. In the meantime I decided that I'll
take the risk and clean install office 2003 if I have to. The savings
are significant with OEM, volume licenses are more expensive. Since it
is only for about 10 computers the reinstall is just a tad annoying due
to Outlook and the activation shouldn't be an issue.

Also Outlook 2003 will recognize Outlook 2002's PST file right?

Thanks,
Nite Rider
 
N

Nite Rider

Well my client is kind of wishy-washy so I won't be able to tell you
guys anything for a week or more. In the meantime I decided that I'll
take the risk and clean install office 2003 if I have to. The savings
are significant with OEM, volume licenses are more expensive. Since it
is only for about 10 computers the reinstall is just a tad annoying due
to Outlook and the activation shouldn't be an issue.

Also Outlook 2003 will recognize Outlook 2002's PST file right?

Thanks,
Nite Rider
 
N

Nite Rider

Well my client is kind of wishy-washy so I won't be able to tell you
guys anything for a week or more. In the meantime I decided that I'll
take the risk and clean install office 2003 if I have to. The savings
are significant with OEM, volume licenses are more expensive. Since it
is only for about 10 computers the reinstall is just a tad annoying due
to Outlook and the activation shouldn't be an issue.

Also Outlook 2003 will recognize Outlook 2002's PST file right?

Thanks,
Nite Rider
 
N

Nite Rider

Well my client is kind of wishy-washy so I won't be able to tell you
guys anything for a week or more. In the meantime I decided that I'll
take the risk and clean install office 2003 if I have to. The savings
are significant with OEM, volume licenses are more expensive. Since it
is only for about 10 computers the reinstall is just a tad annoying due
to Outlook and the activation shouldn't be an issue.

Also Outlook 2003 will recognize Outlook 2002's PST file right?

Thanks,
Nite Rider
 
N

Nite Rider

Well my client is kind of wishy-washy so I won't be able to tell you
guys anything for a week or more. In the meantime I decided that I'll
take the risk and clean install office 2003 if I have to. The savings
are significant with OEM, volume licenses are more expensive. Since it
is only for about 10 computers the reinstall is just a tad annoying due
to Outlook and the activation shouldn't be an issue.

Also Outlook 2003 will recognize Outlook 2002's PST file right?

Thanks,
Nite Rider
 
N

Nite Rider

Well my client is kind of wishy-washy so I won't be able to tell you
guys anything for a week or more. In the meantime I decided that I'll
take the risk and clean install office 2003 if I have to. The savings
are significant with OEM, volume licenses are more expensive. Since it
is only for about 10 computers the reinstall is just a tad annoying due
to Outlook and the activation shouldn't be an issue.

Also Outlook 2003 will recognize Outlook 2002's PST file right?

Thanks,
Nite Rider
 

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