Is this software a full version install or only upgrade install?
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I found the packaging for the product received: Included was a CD for Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2007 with online activation - an enclosed note indicated that it was for 3. Also included was a key card (labeled 1PC) for Office Home & Student 2013. I downloaded the 2013 to one computer and 1 of the 2007 to another. No problems thus far.
642830
Actually it came with version 4.3 and once activated it automatically downloads a system upgrade which is 4.4.2 and it is your choice whether to install it or not.
1619513
Hi Really depends on the age of your machine. This version is for system builders, meaning you'd have to wipe windows xp and install win7 fresh. This won't upgrade an existing windows installation. If your machine is older than 4 years, I'd suggest a new machine. The install took 15gb of my hard disk
850165
It's the full product. Not an upgrade. But I would now recommend Sony Vegas Pro 13. The new version is much more stable for me and my rendering times have been cut in half. Many people may disagree, but I have found v.13 to be extremely good. Good luck.
696273
I believe they will be separate installs. I know I had 8, 9 and X installed on an older computer and they were all separate installs. You might be able to find an upgrade to X3 but I know the one I bought was the full program.
2066137
No. In fact, they moved a bunch of stuff around for no apparent reason and the program is significantly buggier and slower. I wish I hadn't upgraded. If you do upgrade, wait until around December after they have released a whole year of patches and fixes.
413283
I just experienced the same exact problem with mine. I was routinely checking for updates by using the webupdater and now I get the same message "SYSTEM SOFTWARE MISSING", does anyone have a zip file with version 4.70? Webupdater claims my version of 4.80 is corrupt... Funny I downloaded it from them...
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No disc necessary once you install it. When you update, you have delete the program and then download and install the update.
2239336
Then my friend this is not upgrade, but entire system change! Normally u have to re-install the OS u use.
89740
Full installation; but, this version is for use on XP machines ---&gt; doesn't work on modern Windoze boxes --- need version specific to -7 or -8 and/or -64 bit, if using those machines. Install this version on newer machines and computer will respond with, "Are you talking to me?"
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Full installation; but, this version is for use on XP machines ---> doesn't work on modern Windoze boxes --- need version specific to -7 or -8 and/or -64 bit, if using those machines. Install this version on newer machines and computer will respond with, "Are you talking to me?"
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This is the full version. I was installing it on a desktop PC that came with Vista but had earlier been upgraded to 7 with an upgrade copy. I had a frustrating time getting the full version to work and finally had an it friend at work install it. He was successful. Again, it is a full version.
50542
Yes it does...but you can also download an upgrade version after you install it...I hope the helps you out
806221
No, you do not have to re-install anything. Does not effect any software you have installed at all.
209513
If you order it from a brand distributor, then yes. If you order it through a marketplace seller, then you'll want to check with the seller that the software included, and that it still has installations available.
100101
No. An "upgrade" version requires a previous version to be existing (or at least have the installation disk(s) for the previous version). That said, XP is no longer supported and is vunerable to security attacks. MS is providing no further updates (as of April 2014). But if ou must have XP, then look for the "Full" version.
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Hello, as far as I know the updates are free for life and it did need one update when I checked but I had it up and running before I did any updates.