They both are full License Versions.
I see I used the word Upgraded,sorry.
I had Vista on the system.I ordered Win 7 Home Premium from Microsoft.I
installed 7 and was dual booting.I put Vista back on,not that I will use it
much.(back up system).
I also am installing Linux as I type on my laptop.
I was hoping if I reinstalled Vista that the Boot manager would not see win
7.Since you have to install Vista first.
If I do get rid of Vista it is on my C drive along with its Boot files and
Win 7.When I remove Vista and format the C: drive I will loose the Boot
manager for Win 7.(It is installed on C: Disk.
If that happened I could run a repair and it should fix the Boot file??
If not I will use a 3rd party Software such as EasyBCD.
I managed to get it activated again.This one amazed ne.I have had Office
2003 since late 2004. I had it installed on other systems that were mine
over the years.I always filled out my name and registered it if they let me
,sometimes yes and sometimes no.\
Yesterday a screen came up saying my office does not appear to be legal???
It said you can run a check now or re-register it as soon as possible.
I checked the Box and let Microsoft I guess ,get access to my files and see
if it was legal. It took 3 seconds,then it said version is good no need to
register>//
Has anyone else have this happen to them??
Thanks For The Help
Doug