Exactly. The notebooks are just files and folders in your file system. You
might need to reopen them after reinstalling OneNote (File | Open | Notebook)
but the notes themselves won't be affected.
-Irina
"Sammage" wrote:
[Quoted Text] > So if I uninstall the trial, I won't lose the notebooks associated with it
> and will be picked up by installing the office home and student 2007?
> thanks
>
> "gpzbc" wrote:
>
> > You have to uninstall the trial version since the home and student isn't the
> > exact same product. It shouldn't interfere with your notebooks though.
> >
> > "Sammage" wrote:
> >
> > > I have a couple questions;
> > > My trial version of ON 2007 is up on wednesday so I went out and bought
> > > Microsoft office Home and Student bc it includes onenote - however when i try
> > > converting the trial it won't accept the product key - am I going to have to
> > > return the office and just buy onennote separately?
> > >
> > > Secondly, I installed the 2007 trial in the beginning of the year, but the
> > > install while converting my 2003 trial files did not get rid of the 2003
> > > onenote trial on my computer - but i'm too worried to uninstall it bc
> > > everytime I try and go and back up my 2007 files the computer says they are
> > > 2003 files and can't be opened bc that version has expired - however, when i
> > > open up ON 2007 - there are all my files. Is it safe to delete the 2003
> > > trial, or will converting to full 2007 do that?
> > >
> > > Thanks
> > >
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