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Office Professional Plus 2007

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Brian B

Flightless Bird
Is it cheeper to buy two more edditions, or figure out how to buy two more
licenses one for me, my wife and the inlaws. And yes Office Professional is
needed . We all have to bring home work. In a perfect world our companies
would buy it for us. we don't even get a tax brake. But it make life esaier.

Thank you for the input
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It''s Me!!!!
 
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EN59CVH

Flightless Bird
It is cheaper to download a beta version (Office 2010) from here free of
charge until the new version comes out end June 2010. this version will
take you until September 2010.

<http://www.microsoft.com/office/2010/en/download-office-professional-plus/default.aspx>

You can download once and use it on every machine you want to use .

hth


Brian B wrote:
>
> Is it cheeper to buy two more edditions, or figure out how to buy two more
> licenses one for me, my wife and the inlaws. And yes Office Professional is
> needed . We all have to bring home work. In a perfect world our companies
> would buy it for us. we don't even get a tax brake. But it make life esaier.
>
> Thank you for the input
> --
> It''s Me!!!!
 
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Peter Foldes

Flightless Bird
Brian

Buying to more editions or 2 more licenses cost the same. You could look into
purchasing Office 2007 Professional Plus which comes with 5 licenses if I am correct
and is a VL version. This VL version will cost less than purchasing 2 other Retail
Office 2007 Pro's. Inquire about it from your Microsoft Reseller

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Peter

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"Brian B" <BrianB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D170E042-182E-4D8B-9E00-C3208C15B4C6@microsoft.com...
> Is it cheeper to buy two more edditions, or figure out how to buy two more
> licenses one for me, my wife and the inlaws. And yes Office Professional is
> needed . We all have to bring home work. In a perfect world our companies
> would buy it for us. we don't even get a tax brake. But it make life esaier.
>
> Thank you for the input
> --
> It''s Me!!!!
 
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Dan at ITAssociates

Flightless Bird
Hello Brian B,

Office Professional Plus 2007 is a Volume Licensing product that is
inapprorpiate for use by consumers.

Office Professional Plus 2007 is a favorite of Office counterfeiters. They
prepare counterfeit discs and packaging that has Office Professional 2007
printed all over, but the included disc installs a Volume Licensing
installation of Office Professional Plus 2007, invaiably with an Invalid
Product Key that is detected by the Office Genuine Advantage utility.

Individual consumers should be purchasing retail licenses for Microsoft
Office. Full retail licenses allow the product to be installed on two
computers. OEM licenses, which are issued by major manufacturers when you
purchase Office preinstalled on a new computer, are only permitted to be
installed on the computer onto which they are first installed and are not
permitted to be moved to any other computer. OEM licenses live and die with
the original computer.

Microsoft Office comes in many different editions of different combinations
of the component programs. Don't make the mistake of "overbuying" Office,
paying for an edition that has one or two programs that you'll never use.

If you work for a larger company, they may be a participant in the Home Use
Program (HUP). http://www.microsofthup.com/hupus/chooser.aspx?culture=en-US

"Brian B" wrote:

> Is it cheeper to buy two more edditions, or figure out how to buy two more
> licenses one for me, my wife and the inlaws. And yes Office Professional is
> needed . We all have to bring home work. In a perfect world our companies
> would buy it for us. we don't even get a tax brake. But it make life esaier.
>
> Thank you for the input
> --
> It''s Me!!!!
 
B

Brian B

Flightless Bird
The programs we use are word, excel, publisher, and power point. out look is
good too.
--
It''''s Me!!!!


"Brian B" wrote:

> Is it cheeper to buy two more edditions, or figure out how to buy two more
> licenses one for me, my wife and the inlaws. And yes Office Professional is
> needed . We all have to bring home work. In a perfect world our companies
> would buy it for us. we don't even get a tax brake. But it make life esaier.
>
> Thank you for the input
> --
> It''s Me!!!!
 
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Peter Foldes

Flightless Bird
Dan ( It''s Me!!!! )

In line

>Office Professional Plus 2007 is a Volume Licensing product that is
>inapprorpiate for use by consumers.

The OP stated that it is for use for the Company they work for

>Individual consumers should be purchasing retail licenses for Microsoft
>Office. Full retail licenses allow the product to be installed on two
>computers

Not so. Depends on which version of Office

>If you work for a larger company, they may be a participant in the Home Use
>Program (HUP). http://www.microsofthup.com/hupus/chooser.aspx?culture=en-US

The OP stated that the company is willing .Office 2007 Professional Plus can be
purchased through the HUP or directly from a Microsoft Reseller outside the HUP

--
Peter

Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.

"Dan at ITAssociates" <DanatITAssociates@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:43CC3D70-2298-4D87-A96C-E578CF97B5CB@microsoft.com...
> Hello Brian B,
>
> Office Professional Plus 2007 is a Volume Licensing product that is
> inapprorpiate for use by consumers.
>
> Office Professional Plus 2007 is a favorite of Office counterfeiters. They
> prepare counterfeit discs and packaging that has Office Professional 2007
> printed all over, but the included disc installs a Volume Licensing
> installation of Office Professional Plus 2007, invaiably with an Invalid
> Product Key that is detected by the Office Genuine Advantage utility.
>
> Individual consumers should be purchasing retail licenses for Microsoft
> Office. Full retail licenses allow the product to be installed on two
> computers. OEM licenses, which are issued by major manufacturers when you
> purchase Office preinstalled on a new computer, are only permitted to be
> installed on the computer onto which they are first installed and are not
> permitted to be moved to any other computer. OEM licenses live and die with
> the original computer.
>
> Microsoft Office comes in many different editions of different combinations
> of the component programs. Don't make the mistake of "overbuying" Office,
> paying for an edition that has one or two programs that you'll never use.
>
> If you work for a larger company, they may be a participant in the Home Use
> Program (HUP). http://www.microsofthup.com/hupus/chooser.aspx?culture=en-US
>
> "Brian B" wrote:
>
>> Is it cheeper to buy two more edditions, or figure out how to buy two more
>> licenses one for me, my wife and the inlaws. And yes Office Professional is
>> needed . We all have to bring home work. In a perfect world our companies
>> would buy it for us. we don't even get a tax brake. But it make life esaier.
>>
>> Thank you for the input
>> --
>> It''s Me!!!!
 
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Brian B

Flightless Bird
I have one copy I bought from JourneyED as my wife is a teacher in the public
schools. it has printed on it (Licensed for use only by students and
faculty). and we are trying to see if I can legally put it on our 3 home pc's
2 desk tops we use all the time and a laptop we take with us when we are on
the go. The inlaws just need to open the new excel extension they have office
2003.

Thank you all who have replied.
--
It''''s Me!!!!


"Peter Foldes" wrote:

> Brian
>
> Buying to more editions or 2 more licenses cost the same. You could look into
> purchasing Office 2007 Professional Plus which comes with 5 licenses if I am correct
> and is a VL version. This VL version will cost less than purchasing 2 other Retail
> Office 2007 Pro's. Inquire about it from your Microsoft Reseller
>
> --
> Peter
>
> Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
> Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.
>
> "Brian B" <BrianB@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:D170E042-182E-4D8B-9E00-C3208C15B4C6@microsoft.com...
> > Is it cheeper to buy two more edditions, or figure out how to buy two more
> > licenses one for me, my wife and the inlaws. And yes Office Professional is
> > needed . We all have to bring home work. In a perfect world our companies
> > would buy it for us. we don't even get a tax brake. But it make life esaier.
> >
> > Thank you for the input
> > --
> > It''s Me!!!!
>
> .
>
 
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Bob I

Flightless Bird
No, please read the EULA. As to your in-laws, have them download and
install the 2007 Office Compatibility package.

Brian B wrote:
> I have one copy I bought from JourneyED as my wife is a teacher in the public
> schools. it has printed on it (Licensed for use only by students and
> faculty). and we are trying to see if I can legally put it on our 3 home pc's
> 2 desk tops we use all the time and a laptop we take with us when we are on
> the go. The inlaws just need to open the new excel extension they have office
> 2003.
>
> Thank you all who have replied.
 
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