can i have the same copy of Office on my home and work machine

[Ken]

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If you cant find the time to do it right the first time. How are you going
to find the time to rework it.

 

[Echo S]

Depends. What version of Office, and what edition? And did it come with one
of the computers, or was it purchased separately from the computer? (In
other words, is it an OEM version or a retail version?)

Generally, if you read the EULA (end user license agreement), that will tell
you.
2003: http://www.microsoft.com/office/eula/en.mspx
XP: Type EULA in the Help box in any of the applications
2000: Open Help and look at the bottom of the Contents tab

 

[Ken]

I bought a laptop that turned out to have a Trial Version of Office 2003 and
it has since expired. I also have a copy of Office 2003 on my home computer
and I was told that I could take that copy and use it for my laptop as well
because I use the laptop for business use. They are both the same version of
Office except one is a trial version and one is not. The Nontrial version
came with my home computer.

 

[Echo S]

As I said, you need to read the EULA for the version of Office that's on
your home computer. Since you have it installed, you can open up Word 2003
and type EULA in the Help box.

I can't answer your question because I still don't know if Office 2003 on
your home computer came with the computer or was purchased separately. I
also don't know what edition it is -- Office Standard, Pro, Student and
Teacher, Basic, etc.

All in all, you'll get a more accurate answer if you'll read your EULA.

 

[Ken]

Thank for the help. i found what I needed to know
--
If you cant find the time to do it right the first time. How are you going
to find the time to rework it.

As I said, you need to read the EULA for the version of Office that's on
your home computer. Since you have it installed, you can open up Word 2003
and type EULA in the Help box.

I can't answer your question because I still don't know if Office 2003 on
your home computer came with the computer or was purchased separately. I
also don't know what edition it is -- Office Standard, Pro, Student and
Teacher, Basic, etc.

All in all, you'll get a more accurate answer if you'll read your EULA.