Re: possible to upgrade
From: CLJ1219 (clj1219_at_aol.com78946321)
Date: 09/14/04
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Date: 14 Sep 2004 13:04:15 GMT
>I'm no expert, but no one answered the one question you had and that is if
>Home could be upgraded to Pro. According to my XP for Idiots book it is
>possible to do that.
Thanks, Barb. That *was* my question. Could it be done. I knew that older
versions of Windows could be upgraded but wondered if this one could.
>There are a lot of reasons for an MT to want Pro over Home
Since I don't do MT anymore, there are no MT reasons for it. I've used Office
and the "professional" versions of Windows for so long, I've gotten used to
them. There are a lot of abilities that Home doesn't have.
>but if you know you want Pro why are you considering buying a computer
>with Home?
I'll take either. The computers I have picked out all have Home installed. I
can get my daughter to install Pro without a problem but I don't want the
hassle of having to wait for a computer. I need the new one up and running
ASAP.
>There are lots of computers out there being sold with Pro
I have found a couple of them, but really like the speed and memory better on
the ones with Home. Also, like the price (for what you get) better.
Carol
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