can I run Office on my new computer if it's on my old one?

A

ANONYMOUS

If you have a retail version of Office 2003 then you can install it on
two
computers - one desktop, and one portable device. If the system does or
is
scrapped then the license can be transferred on to another system.

If you have Students and Teachers version of Office 2003 then you can
install it on three computers within the same household. If the system
dies or is lost, so too your license for that system.

If you have OEM version of Office 2003 then you can only install it on
the same system it came with. You CAN't install it on any other
systems. If the system dies, so too your OEM version of Office.

hth
 
A

ANONYMOUS

If you have a retail version of Office 2003 then you can install it on
two
computers - one desktop, and one portable device. If the system does or
is
scrapped then the license can be transferred on to another system.

If you have Students and Teachers version of Office 2003 then you can
install it on three computers within the same household. If the system
dies or is lost, so too your license for that system.

If you have OEM version of Office 2003 then you can only install it on
the same system it came with. You CAN't install it on any other
systems. If the system dies, so too your OEM version of Office.

hth
 
A

ANONYMOUS

If you have a retail version of Office 2003 then you can install it on
two
computers - one desktop, and one portable device. If the system does or
is
scrapped then the license can be transferred on to another system.

If you have Students and Teachers version of Office 2003 then you can
install it on three computers within the same household. If the system
dies or is lost, so too your license for that system.

If you have OEM version of Office 2003 then you can only install it on
the same system it came with. You CAN't install it on any other
systems. If the system dies, so too your OEM version of Office.

hth
 
A

ANONYMOUS

If you have a retail version of Office 2003 then you can install it on
two
computers - one desktop, and one portable device. If the system does or
is
scrapped then the license can be transferred on to another system.

If you have Students and Teachers version of Office 2003 then you can
install it on three computers within the same household. If the system
dies or is lost, so too your license for that system.

If you have OEM version of Office 2003 then you can only install it on
the same system it came with. You CAN't install it on any other
systems. If the system dies, so too your OEM version of Office.

hth
 
A

ANONYMOUS

If you have a retail version of Office 2003 then you can install it on
two
computers - one desktop, and one portable device. If the system does or
is
scrapped then the license can be transferred on to another system.

If you have Students and Teachers version of Office 2003 then you can
install it on three computers within the same household. If the system
dies or is lost, so too your license for that system.

If you have OEM version of Office 2003 then you can only install it on
the same system it came with. You CAN't install it on any other
systems. If the system dies, so too your OEM version of Office.

hth
 
A

ANONYMOUS

If you have a retail version of Office 2003 then you can install it on
two
computers - one desktop, and one portable device. If the system does or
is
scrapped then the license can be transferred on to another system.

If you have Students and Teachers version of Office 2003 then you can
install it on three computers within the same household. If the system
dies or is lost, so too your license for that system.

If you have OEM version of Office 2003 then you can only install it on
the same system it came with. You CAN't install it on any other
systems. If the system dies, so too your OEM version of Office.

hth
 
A

ANONYMOUS

If you have a retail version of Office 2003 then you can install it on
two
computers - one desktop, and one portable device. If the system does or
is
scrapped then the license can be transferred on to another system.

If you have Students and Teachers version of Office 2003 then you can
install it on three computers within the same household. If the system
dies or is lost, so too your license for that system.

If you have OEM version of Office 2003 then you can only install it on
the same system it came with. You CAN't install it on any other
systems. If the system dies, so too your OEM version of Office.

hth
 
A

ANONYMOUS

If you have a retail version of Office 2003 then you can install it on
two
computers - one desktop, and one portable device. If the system does or
is
scrapped then the license can be transferred on to another system.

If you have Students and Teachers version of Office 2003 then you can
install it on three computers within the same household. If the system
dies or is lost, so too your license for that system.

If you have OEM version of Office 2003 then you can only install it on
the same system it came with. You CAN't install it on any other
systems. If the system dies, so too your OEM version of Office.

hth
 
N

newbie

Sorry, I'm really a newbie what's a EULA? My previous computer came with
Office already installed (does that help you clarify this for me?)
Thanks

JoAnn Paules said:
Which version of Office to you have and did you read the EULA? That will
tell you what you can and can't do.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



newbie said:
I recently purchased a new computer which only has a trial version of
office.
I have the 2003 version of office on my old computer. Is there any way I
can use the program on both computers ( I'm pretty sure that liscencing
agreements say you can run it on up to 3 computers I'm just not sure how
to
do it)
Click to expand...
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N

newbie

Sorry, I'm really a newbie what's a EULA? My previous computer came with
Office already installed (does that help you clarify this for me?)
Thanks

JoAnn Paules said:
Which version of Office to you have and did you read the EULA? That will
tell you what you can and can't do.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



newbie said:
I recently purchased a new computer which only has a trial version of
office.
I have the 2003 version of office on my old computer. Is there any way I
can use the program on both computers ( I'm pretty sure that liscencing
agreements say you can run it on up to 3 computers I'm just not sure how
to
do it)
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
N

newbie

Sorry, I'm really a newbie what's a EULA? My previous computer came with
Office already installed (does that help you clarify this for me?)
Thanks

JoAnn Paules said:
Which version of Office to you have and did you read the EULA? That will
tell you what you can and can't do.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



newbie said:
I recently purchased a new computer which only has a trial version of
office.
I have the 2003 version of office on my old computer. Is there any way I
can use the program on both computers ( I'm pretty sure that liscencing
agreements say you can run it on up to 3 computers I'm just not sure how
to
do it)
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
N

newbie

Sorry, I'm really a newbie what's a EULA? My previous computer came with
Office already installed (does that help you clarify this for me?)
Thanks

JoAnn Paules said:
Which version of Office to you have and did you read the EULA? That will
tell you what you can and can't do.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



newbie said:
I recently purchased a new computer which only has a trial version of
office.
I have the 2003 version of office on my old computer. Is there any way I
can use the program on both computers ( I'm pretty sure that liscencing
agreements say you can run it on up to 3 computers I'm just not sure how
to
do it)
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
N

newbie

Sorry, I'm really a newbie what's a EULA? My previous computer came with
Office already installed (does that help you clarify this for me?)
Thanks

JoAnn Paules said:
Which version of Office to you have and did you read the EULA? That will
tell you what you can and can't do.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



newbie said:
I recently purchased a new computer which only has a trial version of
office.
I have the 2003 version of office on my old computer. Is there any way I
can use the program on both computers ( I'm pretty sure that liscencing
agreements say you can run it on up to 3 computers I'm just not sure how
to
do it)
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
N

newbie

Sorry, I'm really a newbie what's a EULA? My previous computer came with
Office already installed (does that help you clarify this for me?)
Thanks

JoAnn Paules said:
Which version of Office to you have and did you read the EULA? That will
tell you what you can and can't do.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



newbie said:
I recently purchased a new computer which only has a trial version of
office.
I have the 2003 version of office on my old computer. Is there any way I
can use the program on both computers ( I'm pretty sure that liscencing
agreements say you can run it on up to 3 computers I'm just not sure how
to
do it)
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
N

newbie

Sorry, I'm really a newbie what's a EULA? My previous computer came with
Office already installed (does that help you clarify this for me?)
Thanks

JoAnn Paules said:
Which version of Office to you have and did you read the EULA? That will
tell you what you can and can't do.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



newbie said:
I recently purchased a new computer which only has a trial version of
office.
I have the 2003 version of office on my old computer. Is there any way I
can use the program on both computers ( I'm pretty sure that liscencing
agreements say you can run it on up to 3 computers I'm just not sure how
to
do it)
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
N

newbie

Sorry, I'm really a newbie what's a EULA? My previous computer came with
Office already installed (does that help you clarify this for me?)
Thanks

JoAnn Paules said:
Which version of Office to you have and did you read the EULA? That will
tell you what you can and can't do.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



newbie said:
I recently purchased a new computer which only has a trial version of
office.
I have the 2003 version of office on my old computer. Is there any way I
can use the program on both computers ( I'm pretty sure that liscencing
agreements say you can run it on up to 3 computers I'm just not sure how
to
do it)
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
N

newbie

Sorry, I'm really a newbie what's a EULA? My previous computer came with
Office already installed (does that help you clarify this for me?)
Thanks

JoAnn Paules said:
Which version of Office to you have and did you read the EULA? That will
tell you what you can and can't do.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



newbie said:
I recently purchased a new computer which only has a trial version of
office.
I have the 2003 version of office on my old computer. Is there any way I
can use the program on both computers ( I'm pretty sure that liscencing
agreements say you can run it on up to 3 computers I'm just not sure how
to
do it)
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
P

Peter Foldes

LOL. That is not what Jo-Ann asked of you.

Look at the post in this thread by ANONYMOUS to get clarification

--
Peter

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

newbie said:
Sorry, I'm really a newbie what's a EULA? My previous computer came with
Office already installed (does that help you clarify this for me?)
Thanks

JoAnn Paules said:
Which version of Office to you have and did you read the EULA? That will
tell you what you can and can't do.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



newbie said:
I recently purchased a new computer which only has a trial version of
office.
I have the 2003 version of office on my old computer. Is there any way I
can use the program on both computers ( I'm pretty sure that liscencing
agreements say you can run it on up to 3 computers I'm just not sure how
to
do it)
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
P

Peter Foldes

LOL. That is not what Jo-Ann asked of you.

Look at the post in this thread by ANONYMOUS to get clarification

--
Peter

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

newbie said:
Sorry, I'm really a newbie what's a EULA? My previous computer came with
Office already installed (does that help you clarify this for me?)
Thanks

JoAnn Paules said:
Which version of Office to you have and did you read the EULA? That will
tell you what you can and can't do.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



newbie said:
I recently purchased a new computer which only has a trial version of
office.
I have the 2003 version of office on my old computer. Is there any way I
can use the program on both computers ( I'm pretty sure that liscencing
agreements say you can run it on up to 3 computers I'm just not sure how
to
do it)
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
P

Peter Foldes

LOL. That is not what Jo-Ann asked of you.

Look at the post in this thread by ANONYMOUS to get clarification

--
Peter

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

newbie said:
Sorry, I'm really a newbie what's a EULA? My previous computer came with
Office already installed (does that help you clarify this for me?)
Thanks

JoAnn Paules said:
Which version of Office to you have and did you read the EULA? That will
tell you what you can and can't do.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



newbie said:
I recently purchased a new computer which only has a trial version of
office.
I have the 2003 version of office on my old computer. Is there any way I
can use the program on both computers ( I'm pretty sure that liscencing
agreements say you can run it on up to 3 computers I'm just not sure how
to
do it)
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
 
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