Appv 4.6 Office 2010 coexistance scenario

Hello,
I have a few RDS - servers with physical Office 2010, on these server is also avaible app-v client 4.6 sp2, I'ld like to install Visio 2010 as app-v packacge, it is supported ?
I'm tried testing, prepared packacge and publish but I've got error with activation screen put MAK key and Cannot use this product key, perhaps issue is preexisting trial version Office 2010
Thanks, for any suggestions

Hello,
Yes, it is supported.
No idea what you have done though - but it seems that something is in error.
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