transfering Office to new replacement computer?

I keep computers longer than that but I do like having current software.

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"JoAnn Paules" wrote:

And that's why I recommend going retail. It may cost you more in the
beginning but it's more expensive down the road.

Yes and no. Let's see, we've got Office 97, Office 2000, Office XP
(2002), Office 2003 and Office 2007, the longest wait being only 4
years or so. If someone keeps a computer that long and needs/wants the
latest and greatest, the savings on OEM might be very worthwhile.

When a new Office hits, buy a new computer with an OEM of the latest
and greatest and there ya go!

Seriously, many people do upgrade/replace their computer at 4-5 year
intervals, OEM Office current version with the new computer makes sense
if that's the case.

Then there are those of us still using a TRS-80 III with
SuperScripsit..... ;-)




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"JoAnn Paules" wrote:

I keep computers longer than that but I do like having current
software.

Ditto, but not having a MSDN membership any longer I think Office 2007
will probably be my last Office suite...



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