Question - in the past, Microsoft has had this _asinine_ policy where if you spent _more_ for the Full version of an OS instead of just the upgrade, you couldn't use the full version to upgrade an earlier OS. For example, I seem to remember that if you had the full version of Win98, you couldn't use it to upgrade a Win95 install. This meant your only option was to try to backup everything by hand. (Yes, I know that's safer, but this still seems silly.) Anyway, does anyone know if this applies to WinMe-WinXP and Win2kPro-WinXPPro?
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