Upgrade Vista 32bit to Windows 64bit. What happens to my preinstalled MSOffice 2007

Hi,
I want to upgrade from Vista Home Premium 32bit to Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit, so I will have to do a new installation. Now I got MSOffice 2007 pre-installed with Vista on my T61p, and got the MSOffice Trail DVD.
Now I would like to know if I do a Windows7 installation, will I be able to reinstall MSOffice with the Trail DVD, and use the same Reg ID and Product ID that I'm using on Vista at the moment?? I sure hope I don't have to buy MSOffice again for the upgraded OS!
Thanks for the help.

What do you mean by Reg ID and Product ID? I hope you do not mean the Product ID in "About Microsoft Office XXXX" where it says 'This product is licensed to: xxxx Product ID: xxxxx or the Registry key ID cause if you do that will not work!
You will need a valid Product Key to make the trial into a full registered version. This key will have 5 sets of 5 numbers and/or alphabets in each set.
Like this:
ABC34-KERK5-23KJK-AK68D-AKRBK
If that is what you have then no problems.
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