transfering windows to mac?

Hello,

I am still new to my new mac, I had bought a dell laptop a few years ago with windows vista loaded with the option to upgrade to windows 7 so when windows 7 came I out I went ahead and upgraded. I dont have any disks with this computer the only thing I got was a windows 7 upgrade disk. I have transfered everything except windows from this laptop to my new mac via external HD

my question is that I want to install windows on my mac via boot camp, can I hook my windwos laptop to my mac and transfer the windows program? I have the license for both Vista (No Disk) and windows 7.

OH my windows is 32 bit

No. You must purchase a new copy of Windows 7 - either a full retail install disk or a System Builder OEM disk. The latter is slightly cheaper. You can't clone or copy an existing Windows install (it won't work technically and is a violation of the license agreement to boot). Please print out and read (prior to installation and keep handy during installation) a copy of the Boot Camp installation guide, which is available for download at Apple.

Cheers

agreed, no way to do that - guess the best thing is to sell your upgrade and buy a new windows 7 version.
are you sure you'll need windows on your mac? i mean - i just use it for 2 programs and those are from very small sites so i didn't come around but for anything else apple (or companies) offer great programs

Also to add to the above.....

You don't want to install Windows 7 x 32 bit anyway. You would be restricted to around 3.6 GB of installed memory and not have access to the latest programs that take full advantage of the 64 bit architecture.

As Sammy pointed out, a System Builders OEM version of Windows 7 will save you some money. Amazon.com stocks it. Just be sure to buy the 64 bit version.