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Old 07-17-2008, 08:29 PM
deeranwith
 
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Default Product activation & reinstallation

I currently have a system with Windows XP operating system and Office 2007
installed. I will be updating to Vista soon and will carry out a full
re-installation after a re-format of the HD.
Are there any issues with the activation of my copy of Office 2007? Do I
have to formally un-install it to allow the software to be re-activated?

Guidance please.

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Old 07-17-2008, 10:08 PM
DL
 
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Default Re: Product activation & reinstallation

If you are 'upgrading' your current o/s, as apposed to clean installing
Vista, all your applications should remain intact.

"deeranwith" <deeranwith@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:BF65191C-6C24-431A-BA54-8BF8EA9F498A@microsoft.com...
>I currently have a system with Windows XP operating system and Office 2007
> installed. I will be updating to Vista soon and will carry out a full
> re-installation after a re-format of the HD.
> Are there any issues with the activation of my copy of Office 2007? Do I
> have to formally un-install it to allow the software to be re-activated?
>
> Guidance please.
>



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