Anyone know the answer? Hardly normal want the full upgrade fee however the
Australian Vista (Windows) mag from Derwent & Howard says you can upgrade on
line as all Vista install disks are the same and on line you can pay and
upgrade using same disks.

Yes, it is called a Windows Anytime Upgrade.
[url]http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/windowsvista/buyorupgrade/windowsanytimeupgrade/overview.mspx[/url]

Robert Firth
[url]http://www.winvistainfo.org[/url]

"Bob" <bobnospam@justmail.biz> wrote in message
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> Anyone know the answer? Hardly normal want the full upgrade fee however
> the Australian Vista (Windows) mag from Derwent & Howard says you can
> upgrade on line as all Vista install disks are the same and on line you
> can pay and upgrade using same disks.
>[/color]

"Bob" <bobnospam@justmail.biz> wrote in message
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> Anyone know the answer? Hardly normal want the full upgrade fee however
> the Australian Vista (Windows) mag from Derwent & Howard says you can
> upgrade on line as all Vista install disks are the same and on line you
> can pay and upgrade using same disks.[/color]

I suggest you buy the Upgrade CD/DVD disc at a retail store. Something of
that nature, one shouldn't be trying to download it, put the CD/DVD box in
my hand, and I'll pull out the disc. .

An anytime upgrade is cheaper than getting an upgrade version of ultimate.
You don't even need a new disk if you already have a vista installation disk
of any edition.

Robert Firth
[url]http://www.winvistainfo.org[/url]

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> "Bob" <bobnospam@justmail.biz> wrote in message
> news:umpP10kqHHA.4020@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...[color=green]
>> Anyone know the answer? Hardly normal want the full upgrade fee however
>> the Australian Vista (Windows) mag from Derwent & Howard says you can
>> upgrade on line as all Vista install disks are the same and on line you
>> can pay and upgrade using same disks.[/color]
>
> I suggest you buy the Upgrade CD/DVD disc at a retail store. Something of
> that nature, one shouldn't be trying to download it, put the CD/DVD box in
> my hand, and I'll pull out the disc. .[/color]