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Subject: Re - Windows 7 Professional upgrade from Vista Home Edition
From: DLee@xxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 2009 11:16:24 -0600
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John Jones

You have me interested.

<Anytime upgrades are not in-place upgrades. When you install HP, you're
really installing everything needed for Professional & Ultimate. An
Anytime
Upgrade simply unlocks the features. You don't have to re-install
Windows:>

Does this mean I can go from my vista home premium to a win 7 home premium
using win anytime

Don't know if you noticed the other dialogs on this subject, but I
purchased a Win 7 professional in the box, and looking for an easy path to
get my
vista home premium replaced with win 7 prof.

I'm not sure exactly how anytime update works.

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