atw: Re: Upgrading computers

If you don't need to use the computers simultaneously, you could
partition the hard drive and set up a dual boot machine. I think
Partition Magic will allow you to partition your current machine and
then you could  install Vista on the second partition and not have the
trouble of re-configuring your existing machine.
 
BTW; This advice is of a general nature and you should seek the advice
of a professional...
 
Regards
Donald Halley

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[mailto:austechwriter-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Christine Kent
Sent: Thursday, 29 November 2007 1:21 PM
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Subject: atw: Upgrading computers



Guys, basic question.

 

My old computer has XP and Office 2007 for which I own legal and
registered copies.

I am contemplating buying a new computer with much more grunt.

I need a copy of Vista but am not keen to work on Vista.  SO

I want to put XP and Office 2007 on my new computer. 

I want to put Vista and the same Office 2007 licence on my old computer.

There will never be more than one person working across the two
computers.

 

Will Microsoft let me do some or all of this?

Is this where "keys" come in.

 

 

Regards, Christine
0407 604010
03 6356 1007 

 


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