Go for the upgrade, but first..... If I were you, I'd backup all my email, documents, and preferences such as the menu, internet settings, special dictionaries and templates. Then I would get a copy of Disk Doctor, and run that. Then I'd do the upgrade. Only if this didn't work would I then do a reformat and reinstall. Good luck. jt
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