Installing Project Trial On Top Of Office Enterprise

[Bill S]

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?

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Thank you,

Bill S

 

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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

 

[Peter Foldes]

Bill



Your concern is valid and exactly as you think. Do not install a Trial when you have

an Enterprise installed and running



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Peter



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"Bill S" wrote in message

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> 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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"Peter Foldes" wrote in message

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> 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.

 

[Michael]

"ybS2okj" wrote in message

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> "Peter Foldes" wrote in message

> news:%2354U350tKHA.5384@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

>> 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???

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"Don't pick a fight with an old man.

If he is too old to fight, he'll just kill you."

 

[ybS20kj]

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.