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Trial version of Office 2010

jenn1984 · 2013-03-14 12:19:37

Hi All, I currently have an old version of Microsoft Office on my computer, I think it's 2000. I'm thinking of downloading the 60 day trial version of Office 2010. My question is, if I uninstall the trial after the 60 day period- will I loose my previous version of office or will it revert to what I had before? Obviously I…

14-03-2013 12:19pm

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jenn1984

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Hi All,

I currently have an old version of Microsoft Office on my computer, I think it's 2000. I'm thinking of downloading the 60 day trial version of Office 2010. My question is, if I uninstall the trial after the 60 day period- will I loose my previous version of office or will it revert to what I had before? Obviously I want to be very careful before I do this. Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Jennifer

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#2 14-03-2013 12:31pm

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You can install and run the two versions side by side, there shouldnt be too much complication in doing so other than what your program defaults are.

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