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Installing Project Trial On Top Of Office Enterprise
I've previously purchased and installed MS Office Enterprise 2007 on my
computer with its own 25 character product key. I'm attempting to download and install a trial version of MS Project Standard 2007 and was given a different 25 char key for that. The trial literature refers to the trial as "MS Office" and I'm concerned about overlaying my current Office installation or having it compromised as a result of installing this Project trial. Any comments about how MS manages this? -- Thank you, Bill S |
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Installing Project Trial On Top Of Office Enterprise
Bill S wrote:
I've previously purchased and installed MS Office Enterprise 2007 on my computer with its own 25 character product key. I'm attempting to download and install a trial version of MS Project Standard 2007 and was given a different 25 char key for that. The trial literature refers to the trial as "MS Office" and I'm concerned about overlaying my current Office installation or having it compromised as a result of installing this Project trial. Any comments about how MS manages this? M$ manages its products by product ID and Product name. The trial version of Project 2007 will not overwrite your office 2007. THAT IS GUARANTEED. Go ahead and enjoy it. hth |
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Installing Project Trial On Top Of Office Enterprise
Bill
Your concern is valid and exactly as you think. Do not install a Trial when you have an Enterprise installed and running -- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "Bill S" wrote in message news I've previously purchased and installed MS Office Enterprise 2007 on my computer with its own 25 character product key. I'm attempting to download and install a trial version of MS Project Standard 2007 and was given a different 25 char key for that. The trial literature refers to the trial as "MS Office" and I'm concerned about overlaying my current Office installation or having it compromised as a result of installing this Project trial. Any comments about how MS manages this? -- Thank you, Bill S |
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Installing Project Trial On Top Of Office Enterprise
"Peter Foldes" wrote in message ... Bill Your concern is valid and exactly as you think. Do not install a Trial when you have an Enterprise installed and running Don't talk rubbish TROLL. Products are different. If you know nothing then please refrain from misinforming Microsoft customers. Go back to your sex industry. |
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Installing Project Trial On Top Of Office Enterprise
"ybS2okj" wrote in message
... "Peter Foldes" wrote in message ... Bill Your concern is valid and exactly as you think. Do not install a Trial when you have an Enterprise installed and running Don't talk rubbish TROLL. Products are different. If you know nothing then please refrain from misinforming Microsoft customers. Go back to your sex industry. He's pounding your daughter too??? -- "Don't pick a fight with an old man. If he is too old to fight, he'll just kill you." |
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Installing Project Trial On Top Of Office Enterprise
Michael wrote: He's pounding your daughter too??? I am 19 and so I don't have a daughter old enough to go out unless you are suggesting that the idi0t is a paed0 who should be outed under M egan's L@w. Please reply immediately so that appropriate action can be taken to protect y0ung b0ys and g1rls (who are future Microsoft Customers) from this nutter. |
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