Double installation : muvo v200 and zenmi

Hi ,
I'm new in mp3 player world and i bought one creative player : muvo v200 and installed it correctly;
In a second time i bought a Zen Micro and i wonder if i must install it with CD or simply connect it ?
If i install the Zen micro with cd , the first player muvo v200 will be recognizable as it does ?
And then i can use both players without any problems ?
thanks in advance for answers
Christian

You should always install the software from all your product CDs. Don't worry about double installation. The installation program will know whether to overwrite the files. For example, if the software that came with the Zen Micro is newer, than it will overwrite the same software that came with the MuVo v200. Different product CDs may also install different plugins for your different MP3 players.

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