Does anyone know how much it will cost to upgrade Home & Student 2007 to
2010 when it goes on sale in June? I purchased this 2007 installation disk
two years ago. I am not at all dissatisfied with the applications but would
prefer working with the latest releases if the cost is not prohibitive.
Replies and comments would be appreciated.
Gene L.
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