Thanks Ron, but I don't see how to do your workaround.  Legacy downloads seem 
to come only as setup packages, so I can't see how to get access to Legacy.exe 
until the Registry has already been written.  Do I have that wrong?  I also no 
longer have a clean machine:

My Legacy 6 folder is ~1.1 GB, so I'm a bit reluctant to dismember it.  I 
copied it to a fresh XP install, ran the original setup to make the Registry 
entries etc., and all seemed well, though I didn't check whether I had reverted 
the version to 6.0.0.0.  I did some merges, including calling in Intellishared 
satellites to synchronize all to the master.  I then installed the latest 
version of Legacy 7 to a prepared folder by that name and tested it briefly - 
all well, but Legacy 6 quit.  It seems possible that I could go back and forth 
between 6 and 7 by repeated "installs", but the thought of doing that to a 
Microsoft Registry stands my remaining hair on end.  Risking an XP reinstall 
isn't attractive because it's a dual boot machine (Linux), there's now no 
redundancy on the Legacy 6 stuff, and I'm nervous about uninstalls if the 
Registry is now odd.  As I understand the EULA, running De Luxe versions of the 
same upgrade chain on different machines would probably be a violation.  Any 
advice?

Thanks again

kb

----- Original Message -----
From: "Ron Ferguson" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, January 31, 2010 4:51:00 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] Coexistence of Legacy 6 and Legacy 7

That is the case, but you can work around it. Say you install Legacy6 first,
you can then download the full version of Legacy7 to a convenient folder,
and change the name of the Legacy.exe file to LegacyNew.exe and install in a
different folder.

Ron Ferguson
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