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veranda
Flightless Bird
Can I use Office 2007 Home & Student on two different computers in two
different places (cities), both mine.
different places (cities), both mine.
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ANONYMOU S
Flightless Bird
You can do anything you want because there is no way M$ can track about 6
billion people (entire planet including pigs) using its products.
The license generally allows you to use on 3 systems in the same household
but the definition is vague. what happens if someone goes on holiday abroad
and takes his laptop with him. M$ has no answer for this.
hth
"veranda" <veranda@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Can I use Office 2007 Home & Student on two different computers in two
> different places (cities), both mine.
billion people (entire planet including pigs) using its products.
The license generally allows you to use on 3 systems in the same household
but the definition is vague. what happens if someone goes on holiday abroad
and takes his laptop with him. M$ has no answer for this.
hth
"veranda" <veranda@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A3DBA0C8-8EC6-43C1-9A66-367112F3CD18@microsoft.com...
> Can I use Office 2007 Home & Student on two different computers in two
> different places (cities), both mine.
L
LVTravel
Flightless Bird
"veranda" <veranda@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A3DBA0C8-8EC6-43C1-9A66-367112F3CD18@microsoft.com...
> Can I use Office 2007 Home & Student on two different computers in two
> different places (cities), both mine.
In spite of what ANON says, if the computers are used by you or by members
of your "household" and not for business purposes then you are not violating
the license agreement. I frequently travel with my laptop that has H & S on
it and it is not a violation of any EULA.
news:A3DBA0C8-8EC6-43C1-9A66-367112F3CD18@microsoft.com...
> Can I use Office 2007 Home & Student on two different computers in two
> different places (cities), both mine.
In spite of what ANON says, if the computers are used by you or by members
of your "household" and not for business purposes then you are not violating
the license agreement. I frequently travel with my laptop that has H & S on
it and it is not a violation of any EULA.
D
db
Flightless Bird
the location of the computer
makes no difference.
as far as trying to install it
on another machine, it
wouldn't hurt for you to try.
all that would occur is either
microsoft will allow the office
program to be activated or not.
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>
"veranda" <veranda@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A3DBA0C8-8EC6-43C1-9A66-367112F3CD18@microsoft.com...
> Can I use Office 2007 Home & Student on two different computers in two
> different places (cities), both mine.
makes no difference.
as far as trying to install it
on another machine, it
wouldn't hurt for you to try.
all that would occur is either
microsoft will allow the office
program to be activated or not.
--
db·´¯`·...¸><)))º>
DatabaseBen, Retired Professional
- Systems Analyst
- Database Developer
- Accountancy
- Veteran of the Armed Forces
- @Hotmail.com
- nntp Postologist
~ "share the nirvana" - dbZen
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
>
"veranda" <veranda@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A3DBA0C8-8EC6-43C1-9A66-367112F3CD18@microsoft.com...
> Can I use Office 2007 Home & Student on two different computers in two
> different places (cities), both mine.