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You can go ahead and upgrage it to Pro Plus, the email account settings will remain as it is, it may ask you to reconfigure in this you just need to cilck next and next and finish because the settings will be same so just you have to click next and finish.
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You can go ahead and upgrage it to Pro Plus, the email account settings will remain as it is, it may ask you to reconfigure in this you just need to cilck next and next and finish because the settings will be same so just you have to click next and finish.

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Thanks. Do I need to uninstall my existing version first or should I just proceed with the installation of Professional Plus?
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Thanks. Do I need to uninstall my existing version first or should I just proceed with the installation of Professional Plus?

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proceed with the upgrade option it will uninstall the old version
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proceed with the upgrade option it will uninstall the old version

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I have Microsoft Office Professional 2010 installed on my PC and have several email accounts set up in Outlook already. I want to install MS Office Professional Plus 2010 which I have access to since I have just become a MS Partner. Is it best to uninstall Office and start again or what? Can I save my Outlook account configuration and emails, or do I need to reconfigure these accounts once I have installed Office Pro Plus? My OS is Windows 7 Ultimate. Any advice welcome as I don't wish to mess up my nicely ordered new machine! Thanks.
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I have Microsoft Office Professional 2010 installed on my PC and have several email accounts set up in Outlook already. I want to install MS Office Professional Plus 2010 which I have access to since I have just become a MS Partner. Is it best to uninstall Office and start again or what? Can I save my Outlook account configuration and emails, or do I need to reconfigure these accounts once I have installed Office Pro Plus? My OS is Windows 7 Ultimate. Any advice welcome as I don't wish to mess up my nicely ordered new machine! Thanks.

Upgrading Office Professional 2010 to Office Professional 2010 Plus

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.

Outlook

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Microsoft Office

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