Will Office 2003 Standard convert to Office 2007 Basic?
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From: TelecommTech on 6 Mar 2010 20:44 I bought a new laptop loaded with a trial version of Office 2007 Home and Student. However, I already own a 32bit version of Office 2003 Standard. Can I convert my 32bit Office 2003 Standard, which has Outlook, to work on my 64bit Windows 7 machine and use the 2003 product key? v/r TelecommTech
From: EN59CVH on 6 Mar 2010 20:56 Provided you have your disks/CDs handy and you have the product serial number YES you can install it on Windows 7. Please uninstall the trial version from the new machine before installing the Old version of Office because it could complicate the issues if not uninstalled first. hth TelecommTech wrote: > > I bought a new laptop loaded with a trial version of Office 2007 Home and > Student. However, I already own a 32bit version of Office 2003 Standard. Can > I convert my 32bit Office 2003 Standard, which has Outlook, to work on my > 64bit Windows 7 machine and use the 2003 product key? > > v/r > > TelecommTech
From: TelecommTech on 7 Mar 2010 00:05 OK great! So you are saying I can load Office 2003 Standard (32bit) on a 64bit Windows 7 machine after I uninstall the Office 2007 Student and Home 60 day trial. This is excellent news. That'll save me $250. I appreciate the info! "EN59CVH" wrote: > Provided you have your disks/CDs handy and you have the product serial > number YES you can install it on Windows 7. Please uninstall the trial > version from the new machine before installing the Old version of Office > because it could complicate the issues if not uninstalled first. > > hth > > > TelecommTech wrote: > > > > I bought a new laptop loaded with a trial version of Office 2007 Home and > > Student. However, I already own a 32bit version of Office 2003 Standard. Can > > I convert my 32bit Office 2003 Standard, which has Outlook, to work on my > > 64bit Windows 7 machine and use the 2003 product key? > > > > v/r > > > > TelecommTech > . >
From: Peter Foldes on 7 Mar 2010 01:01 You also need to uninstall the Activation Assistant or otherwise your new install will stop with an error -- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "TelecommTech" <TelecommTech(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:46ADA01E-A4F8-4085-B0BB-4ACF8ADA599C(a)microsoft.com... > OK great! So you are saying I can load Office 2003 Standard (32bit) on a > 64bit Windows 7 machine after I uninstall the Office 2007 Student and Home 60 > day trial. This is excellent news. That'll save me $250. I appreciate the > info! > > "EN59CVH" wrote: > >> Provided you have your disks/CDs handy and you have the product serial >> number YES you can install it on Windows 7. Please uninstall the trial >> version from the new machine before installing the Old version of Office >> because it could complicate the issues if not uninstalled first. >> >> hth >> >> >> TelecommTech wrote: >> > >> > I bought a new laptop loaded with a trial version of Office 2007 Home and >> > Student. However, I already own a 32bit version of Office 2003 Standard. Can >> > I convert my 32bit Office 2003 Standard, which has Outlook, to work on my >> > 64bit Windows 7 machine and use the 2003 product key? >> > >> > v/r >> > >> > TelecommTech >> . >>
From: TelecommTech on 7 Mar 2010 07:43 More great info, thanks! Is there anything else I should be mindful of? "TelecommTech" wrote: > I bought a new laptop loaded with a trial version of Office 2007 Home and > Student. However, I already own a 32bit version of Office 2003 Standard. Can > I convert my 32bit Office 2003 Standard, which has Outlook, to work on my > 64bit Windows 7 machine and use the 2003 product key? > > > v/r > > TelecommTech
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