Office 2007 conversion

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Liebie1

I have a computer that came with Office 2007 (has access and publisher that
we never use). I purchased the Standard Version (better for us for home).
Will I have issues trying to install the standard version? I'm assuming that
I would have to uninstall the version of office that I have now and then
install the standard version. Will we lose access to our existing documents?
 
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JoAnn Paules

Yes, you should uninstall the trial version first. No, you will not lose
existing documents but it wouldn't hurt if you backed them up. ;-)
 
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Liebie1

Thank you! Sometimes I just need a little confirmation that I'm thinking
things through right.

JoAnn Paules said:
Yes, you should uninstall the trial version first. No, you will not lose
existing documents but it wouldn't hurt if you backed them up. ;-)

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
Tech Editor for "Microsoft Publisher 2007 For Dummies"



Liebie1 said:
I have a computer that came with Office 2007 (has access and publisher that
we never use). I purchased the Standard Version (better for us for home).
Will I have issues trying to install the standard version? I'm assuming
that
I would have to uninstall the version of office that I have now and then
install the standard version. Will we lose access to our existing
documents?
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