Convert MS-Office to full retail version

Asked By dolly young 5 points N/A Posted on - 10/21/2011

If we have a trial version of MS-Office 2007 Professional installed on our pc and we want to convert it to full retail version, what action should I perform? Should I make a fresh installation of Office 2007 to convert it to full version or should I just enter a valid product key? 

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Answered By ayessa 0 points N/A #81124

Convert MS-Office to full retail version

Hi Dolly Young,

You can installed another version of MS-OFFCE 2007 even if you have the trial version on it.   Automatically it will be deleted after you install the full retail version of MS-OFFICE 2007.   You have to purchase first  the product key to make the installation complete. There are Free MS-OFFICE 2007 which can you download for free without any purchasing it.  And without entering the product key.   

 

Hope this might help you,

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Ayessa

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Answered By lee hung 75 points N/A #81125

Convert MS-Office to full retail version

Hi Dolly Young,

You can either choose to upgrade your trial version of MS 2007 to a full version online whereby you will be given the product key for the full version that you will upgrade to.

Otherwise, you can choose to uninstall the trial version of ms 2007 from your computer, and then get a full version of MS 2007 and install it on your system. But though both methods work, I will advice that you go for the second one where you uninstall the trial version and install the full version because the method does not exhibit a lot complications.

Hope this helps.

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Lee Hung.

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