Visual Studio 2013 is currently in Release Candidate. Is there an upgrade path to 2013 once it is release?
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Hi Ted, Not sure on this one. In the past there has been upgrade pricing, however I have not seen it on the last release. I think Microsoft is slowly adopting a just pay the price policy. I used to wait and buy the older version when the next one was coming out to just pay the upgrade price, but I think they have caught on! John
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No i do not believe so the version it has now is 4.0.3 i did not see any update option win i looked it up
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No. When I looked into upgrading to windows 8 that was one of the programs it listed as being non-compatible
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Yes, you can still upgrade to version 9 but the current version is 9.5. If you purchase an upgrade to 9.1 there is a free update on the QuarkXPress website to get you to 9.5. It looks like you only have a couple of weeks before Quark removes the option to upgrade from versions 3-7. Also if you buy version 9 now, you'll receive version 10 for free.
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No. The VUP is only for VS2012 to VS2013. This is the upgrade path: http://www.microway.com.au/microsoft/visual-studio-upgrade.php
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could be. I'm using consumer preview. is it still possible to download the developers's version? I'd hate to go back to windows 7.
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J. Brum..... I would first suggest contacting their CS dept. and get as much help as possible from them. They're fantastic people there and want their program to work for everyone. If they don't suggest completely deleting and reinstalling the simulator, that may be another option to try. I personally had purchased v.4 well over a year ago and I just received notice of v.5 within the last month, being available for download. I had no issues downloading or installing the upgrade. I also am running Windows 7 Home Premium. I hope this helps somewhat.
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Yes, but why would you want to? I'd stick w/Windows 7 and wait for 10 (or whatever they are calling it) to come out.
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Ummm, I'm not sure what you are asking. The version is Pro 2013. I run it on a Windows 8 PC.
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To take advantage of the program upgrades on win 8.1 you might need the newer version of Microsoft works. If you have the program, you can try to install it on windows 8.1, if the program is not supported the system will tell you.
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I dont believe so. It came w MS 8 we upgraded free to 8.1. We do not like MS 8 or 8.1. VERY cumbersome and difficult to to use. Understand MS 10 is coming out soon. Don't know what MS is on this
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(1) Yes you will end up with a side by side installation. I switch between the two regularly. (2) No it is NOT an exact replica. VS 2013 is very close but there are GUI differences especially relating to Cloud services, Notification/Upgrades, and integration with MS Cloud based VS Team Foundation. Overall you will NOT have to relearn anything as it relates to the GUI.
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Yes you can install office 2013 if you have the license, although it works only in the desktop mode for me
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I need to be more specific. I do like Microsoft streets not the upgraded 2013. I did use an early verson for my XP. I now have Vista and I am using 2009. I just thought at the time, it was too big of a program for what I needed.
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nope...office 2012+ version is the suitable version, as far I tried. Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013 was successful.
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No unfortunately it probably will never be updated officially. You might be able to do a 1.1 build yourself but that will never be the same as an official update.
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The boxed version will most likely be version 8.0 or 8.1 but after you install the software and register it through their website the company will send you a link to download the latest update.