You are correct, DL...I had forgotten about that option. I guess when it
comes to upgrade time I would rather not have to remember to dig up the CD.
Either way is perfectly fine and the end result is the same.
Tim
"DL" <address[ at ]invalid> wrote in message
news:eNRdjENjHHA.4872[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
[Quoted Text] > It doesnt need to be installed, for the upgrade process, you just need the
> cd available when the new install complains about qualifying version
>
> "Tim" <timfeld_at_hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:86490553-C81D-474B-AC5B-867597361270[ at ]microsoft.com...
>> I suggest you uninstall the Student/Teacher version and install your new
>> copy of Office 2003. I believe one of the reasons the Student/Teacher
>> version has a low price is that you cannot upgrade it to the next
>> version...you must purchase a new license of Student/Teacher. Your new
> copy
>> of Office 2003 would allow you to pay the lower upgrade price for Office
>> 2007 if/when you decide to upgrade...but you must have it installed on
>> the
>> PC to do so.
>>
>> Tim
>>
>> "mark" <mark[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:43472E0F-712B-4AB0-9F9A-5817FF39B018[ at ]microsoft.com...
>> >i have office 2003 student and teacher edition installed on my pc that i
>> > purchased from a retail store it was not on the pc, i now need access
> 2003
>> > and have purchased office 2003 pro from microsoft home use program.
>> > how do i change over / uninstall student and install pro or can i just
> add
>> > thew access 2003 from my pro version.
>>
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