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So that's not too helpful for anyone else wanting to upgrade. In the meantime, though, I did hear back from ABBYY directly, and their response indicates that I CAN upgrade, although they didn't tell me which of my two products - the full version I have of FineReader 5, or my FineReader 9 Express version - is allowing me to quality for the upgrade. I even have (I think) clicked on just about every possible applicable link on that page, and I still don't see that info. The link just shows the ordinary shopping/product info page for FineReader 11. Thanks for the info, but when I click on that link, I don't see that list anywhere. ABBYY FineReader 10 Professional/Corporate Edition, ABBYY FineReader 9.0 Professional/Corporate Edition,

ABBYY FineReader 8.0 Professional/Corporate Edition, ABBYY FineReader 7.0 Professional/Corporate Edition, In the Abbyy website ( ) it states that the eligible versions are:

I don't know how good/quick their customer service is, but if/when they get back to me with an answer, I'll post here. (I also looked around the ABBYY website, and even went so far as to put the upgrade in my cart, but it didn't say. I am using FineReader Express 9 right now, but am interested in upgrading to FineReader 10 or 11 with the "upgrade" version if that is possible - the "upgrade" costs significantly less than the "full" version.ĭoes anyone know what programs the "upgrade" is allowable from? I'm not sure the vers 5 or 6 will even run on my new Windows 7 system. I have both an older (vers 5 or vers 6) full version of ABBYY FineReader and a relatively new ABBYY FineReader Express 9. I did search around a bit, but there are a lot of threads/posts which mention "ABBYY" and "FineReader" and "upgrade", and although I skimmed through them, I didn't find an answer to this question. Please pardon the grammar in the title, and also please pardon if this has been answered elsewhere.