Can I install my Microsoft Office XP on my home PC and my notebo.

[garfield-n-odie]

Generally speaking, an OEM copy of Office XP (one that came preinstalled
on the computer by the computer manufacturer) cannot be installed on any
other computer, and a retail copy of Office XP (one that you purchased
separately from your computer) can be installed on one desktop and one
laptop computer owned by you as long as both copies of Office are not
used at the same time. An exception is Office XP for Students and
Teachers, which can only be installed on one computer regardless of
whether it is an OEM or retail copy. Read the End User License
Agreement that applies to your copy of Office XP by starting Word and
clicking on Help | Microsoft Word Help | Contents | <expand the
"Microsoft Word Help" category> | End User License Agreement.

 

[garfield-n-odie]

Generally speaking, an OEM copy of Office XP (one that came preinstalled
on the computer by the computer manufacturer) cannot be installed on any
other computer, and a retail copy of Office XP (one that you purchased
separately from your computer) can be installed on one desktop and one
laptop computer owned by you as long as both copies of Office are not
used at the same time. An exception is Office XP for Students and
Teachers, which can only be installed on one computer regardless of
whether it is an OEM or retail copy. Read the End User License
Agreement that applies to your copy of Office XP by starting Word and
clicking on Help | Microsoft Word Help | Contents | <expand the
"Microsoft Word Help" category> | End User License Agreement.

 

[J Jones]

thank-you for your help

Generally speaking, an OEM copy of Office XP (one that came preinstalled
on the computer by the computer manufacturer) cannot be installed on any
other computer, and a retail copy of Office XP (one that you purchased
separately from your computer) can be installed on one desktop and one
laptop computer owned by you as long as both copies of Office are not
used at the same time. An exception is Office XP for Students and
Teachers, which can only be installed on one computer regardless of
whether it is an OEM or retail copy. Read the End User License
Agreement that applies to your copy of Office XP by starting Word and
clicking on Help | Microsoft Word Help | Contents | <expand the
"Microsoft Word Help" category> | End User License Agreement.

 

[J Jones]

thank-you for your help

Generally speaking, an OEM copy of Office XP (one that came preinstalled
on the computer by the computer manufacturer) cannot be installed on any
other computer, and a retail copy of Office XP (one that you purchased
separately from your computer) can be installed on one desktop and one
laptop computer owned by you as long as both copies of Office are not
used at the same time. An exception is Office XP for Students and
Teachers, which can only be installed on one computer regardless of
whether it is an OEM or retail copy. Read the End User License
Agreement that applies to your copy of Office XP by starting Word and
clicking on Help | Microsoft Word Help | Contents | <expand the
"Microsoft Word Help" category> | End User License Agreement.

 

[J Jones]

thank-you for your help

Generally speaking, an OEM copy of Office XP (one that came preinstalled
on the computer by the computer manufacturer) cannot be installed on any
other computer, and a retail copy of Office XP (one that you purchased
separately from your computer) can be installed on one desktop and one
laptop computer owned by you as long as both copies of Office are not
used at the same time. An exception is Office XP for Students and
Teachers, which can only be installed on one computer regardless of
whether it is an OEM or retail copy. Read the End User License
Agreement that applies to your copy of Office XP by starting Word and
clicking on Help | Microsoft Word Help | Contents | <expand the
"Microsoft Word Help" category> | End User License Agreement.

 

[J Jones]

thank-you for your help

Generally speaking, an OEM copy of Office XP (one that came preinstalled
on the computer by the computer manufacturer) cannot be installed on any
other computer, and a retail copy of Office XP (one that you purchased
separately from your computer) can be installed on one desktop and one
laptop computer owned by you as long as both copies of Office are not
used at the same time. An exception is Office XP for Students and
Teachers, which can only be installed on one computer regardless of
whether it is an OEM or retail copy. Read the End User License
Agreement that applies to your copy of Office XP by starting Word and
clicking on Help | Microsoft Word Help | Contents | <expand the
"Microsoft Word Help" category> | End User License Agreement.

 

[J Jones]

thank-you for your help

Generally speaking, an OEM copy of Office XP (one that came preinstalled
on the computer by the computer manufacturer) cannot be installed on any
other computer, and a retail copy of Office XP (one that you purchased
separately from your computer) can be installed on one desktop and one
laptop computer owned by you as long as both copies of Office are not
used at the same time. An exception is Office XP for Students and
Teachers, which can only be installed on one computer regardless of
whether it is an OEM or retail copy. Read the End User License
Agreement that applies to your copy of Office XP by starting Word and
clicking on Help | Microsoft Word Help | Contents | <expand the
"Microsoft Word Help" category> | End User License Agreement.

 

[J Jones]

thank-you for your help

Generally speaking, an OEM copy of Office XP (one that came preinstalled
on the computer by the computer manufacturer) cannot be installed on any
other computer, and a retail copy of Office XP (one that you purchased
separately from your computer) can be installed on one desktop and one
laptop computer owned by you as long as both copies of Office are not
used at the same time. An exception is Office XP for Students and
Teachers, which can only be installed on one computer regardless of
whether it is an OEM or retail copy. Read the End User License
Agreement that applies to your copy of Office XP by starting Word and
clicking on Help | Microsoft Word Help | Contents | <expand the
"Microsoft Word Help" category> | End User License Agreement.

 

[J Jones]

thank-you for your help

Generally speaking, an OEM copy of Office XP (one that came preinstalled
on the computer by the computer manufacturer) cannot be installed on any
other computer, and a retail copy of Office XP (one that you purchased
separately from your computer) can be installed on one desktop and one
laptop computer owned by you as long as both copies of Office are not
used at the same time. An exception is Office XP for Students and
Teachers, which can only be installed on one computer regardless of
whether it is an OEM or retail copy. Read the End User License
Agreement that applies to your copy of Office XP by starting Word and
clicking on Help | Microsoft Word Help | Contents | <expand the
"Microsoft Word Help" category> | End User License Agreement.

 

[J Jones]

thank-you for your help

Generally speaking, an OEM copy of Office XP (one that came preinstalled
on the computer by the computer manufacturer) cannot be installed on any
other computer, and a retail copy of Office XP (one that you purchased
separately from your computer) can be installed on one desktop and one
laptop computer owned by you as long as both copies of Office are not
used at the same time. An exception is Office XP for Students and
Teachers, which can only be installed on one computer regardless of
whether it is an OEM or retail copy. Read the End User License
Agreement that applies to your copy of Office XP by starting Word and
clicking on Help | Microsoft Word Help | Contents | <expand the
"Microsoft Word Help" category> | End User License Agreement.

 

[J Jones]

thank-you for your help

Generally speaking, an OEM copy of Office XP (one that came preinstalled
on the computer by the computer manufacturer) cannot be installed on any
other computer, and a retail copy of Office XP (one that you purchased
separately from your computer) can be installed on one desktop and one
laptop computer owned by you as long as both copies of Office are not
used at the same time. An exception is Office XP for Students and
Teachers, which can only be installed on one computer regardless of
whether it is an OEM or retail copy. Read the End User License
Agreement that applies to your copy of Office XP by starting Word and
clicking on Help | Microsoft Word Help | Contents | <expand the
"Microsoft Word Help" category> | End User License Agreement.

 

[Mark Dunn]

Is there anything technically to prevent multiple installs?

 

[Mark Dunn]

Is there anything technically to prevent multiple installs?

 

[Mark Dunn]

Is there anything technically to prevent multiple installs?

 

[Mark Dunn]

Is there anything technically to prevent multiple installs?

 

[Mark Dunn]

Is there anything technically to prevent multiple installs?

 

[Mark Dunn]

Is there anything technically to prevent multiple installs?

 

[Mark Dunn]

Is there anything technically to prevent multiple installs?

 

[Mark Dunn]

Is there anything technically to prevent multiple installs?

 

[Mark Dunn]

Is there anything technically to prevent multiple installs?