Does MS offer special pricing for disabled people?

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These are both purchasing questions:

1. Does MS offer special pricing for disabled people?

2. If no to the first question-As a former business owner (MS Partner and
developer) I have a copy of "Office 97 Professional Edition" (won it in a
contest (it was free)). Can I use it to upgrade to "Office 2003 Standard
Edition?"


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Disabled and poor said:
These are both purchasing questions:

1. Does MS offer special pricing for disabled people?

2. If no to the first question-As a former business owner (MS Partner and
developer) I have a copy of "Office 97 Professional Edition" (won it in a
contest (it was free)). Can I use it to upgrade to "Office 2003 Standard
Edition?"


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Agree" button in the message pane. If you do not see the button, follow this
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click "I Agree" in the message pane.
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