Installing Office 2k3 Professoinal Over Student Edition?

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From: "Michael Jay Friedman" <friedman_michael@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 19 Jan 2007 14:10:57 -0500

Hi,

I am a happy user of Office 2003 Student & Teacher Edition. Recently I
obtained a copy of Office 2003 Professional through my employer, via
Microsoft Home Use Program. I would like to add Access and Publisher to my
current instillation but am concerned about causing conflicts, disrupting
settings & etc.

Figuring I can (1) install the entire Prof. Ed. over my existing S&T
version; (2) install Publisher and Access only, again over the existing
installation; (3) uninstall S&T, then follow some other procedure...

Please help!

Thank you again,,
Michael

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