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Yes, just unistall the student edition as well as the activation program for
it before installing the Pro edition. Worked fine for me. "Road Warrior 1965" <> wrote in message news  D485827-FC57-431E-8F2B-...> When I purchased my HP Laptop it came with Micrsoft Office Home and > Student > 2007 Edition. This program uses 550MB on my hard drive. I upgraded to > Microsoft Office 2007 Pro Edition which also uses 550MB can I remove Home > and > Student Edition and still be able to use the Pro Editions without any > problems? > -- > Road Warrior |
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