Upgraded such as they bought Office2007. They would then have a license for
2003 and 2007. They could sell 2003 cheaply and transfer the license.
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Not according to Microsoft's licensing department, which I had to call about
such matters.

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> Upgraded such as they bought Office2007. They would then have a license
> for 2003 and 2007. They could sell 2003 cheaply and transfer the license.
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>>> department at the college to see if they upgraded to Access2007 and
>>> would have a copy of Access2003 they would sell to you cheaply.
Douglas J. Steele - 26 Jul 2007 22:39 GMT
I would think it depends on whether you bought an upgrade version of Office
2007, or a full version.
I think we're just arguing semantics here. <g>

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> Not according to Microsoft's licensing department, which I had to call
> about such matters.
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>>>> department at the college to see if they upgraded to Access2007 and
>>>> would have a copy of Access2003 they would sell to you cheaply.
Gina Whipp - 26 Jul 2007 23:20 GMT
True

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>I would think it depends on whether you bought an upgrade version of Office
>2007, or a full version.
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>>>>> department at the college to see if they upgraded to Access2007 and
>>>>> would have a copy of Access2003 they would sell to you cheaply.