I want to upgrade mx 2004 to cs3 dmwr

I want to upgrade mx 2004 to cs3, I download trial, well what
to do ? please note that i buy suite mx 2004 but i want upgrade
only dmwr.....

> May install one application of web premium at a time ?
Yes.
> what is the time approximatelly to install all web
premium ?
Perhaps 30 minutes/1 hour. Depends on your computer.
> what is the best, install one-by-one application or all
applications
> together ?
Doesn't matter, really.
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> May install one application of web premium at a time ?
what is the time
> approximatelly to install all web premium ? what is the
best, install
> one-by-one application or all applications together ?

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