R
roy
i have a new computer with XP as the o/s. I have a register copy of
Microsoft Office 2000. Can I load this on my Windows XP computer?
Microsoft Office 2000. Can I load this on my Windows XP computer?
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garfield-n-odie
Hi, roy. You should read your End User License Agreement to see what
terms apply to your particular copy of Office. Generally, an OEM
version of Office (one that came with your computer) can only be
installed on the computer it came with. Generally, a retail version of
Office (one that you purchased separately from your computer) can be
installed on one desktop and one laptop computer owned by the same
person as long as both are not used simultaneously.
terms apply to your particular copy of Office. Generally, an OEM
version of Office (one that came with your computer) can only be
installed on the computer it came with. Generally, a retail version of
Office (one that you purchased separately from your computer) can be
installed on one desktop and one laptop computer owned by the same
person as long as both are not used simultaneously.
D
Don MI
roy said:i have a new computer with XP as the o/s. I have a register copy of
Microsoft Office 2000. Can I load this on my Windows XP computer?
Yes, provided that it is:
not an OEM version of Office. or
not an upgrade version of Office 2000 unless you have the installation
disks for the qualifying product.
Don
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Alias
:i have a new computer with XP as the o/s. I have a register copy of
: Microsoft Office 2000. Can I load this on my Windows XP computer?
Yes, you can. Whether MS wants you to or not would depend on the EULA which
has never been tested in court as to its legality because, unlike the music
industry, MS hasn't sued any private users ... yet.
Alias
: Microsoft Office 2000. Can I load this on my Windows XP computer?
Yes, you can. Whether MS wants you to or not would depend on the EULA which
has never been tested in court as to its legality because, unlike the music
industry, MS hasn't sued any private users ... yet.
Alias
A
Alias
:
: >i have a new computer with XP as the o/s. I have a register copy of
: > Microsoft Office 2000. Can I load this on my Windows XP computer?
:
: Yes, provided that it is:
: not an OEM version of Office. or
: not an upgrade version of Office 2000 unless you have the installation
: disks for the qualifying product.
:
: Don
He said "can", not "may". An OEM copy of Office 2000 can be installed on any
computer and whether that's legal or not has not been tested in a court of
law.
Alias
: >i have a new computer with XP as the o/s. I have a register copy of
: > Microsoft Office 2000. Can I load this on my Windows XP computer?
:
: Yes, provided that it is:
: not an OEM version of Office. or
: not an upgrade version of Office 2000 unless you have the installation
: disks for the qualifying product.
:
: Don
He said "can", not "may". An OEM copy of Office 2000 can be installed on any
computer and whether that's legal or not has not been tested in a court of
law.
Alias
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Bob I
Actually Alias, given your "MIS-interpretation" nobody except the OP
KNOWS whether the OP "CAN" install it.
KNOWS whether the OP "CAN" install it.
A
Alias
All I said is that an OEM version can be installed and you disagree with
this?
Alias
: Actually Alias, given your "MIS-interpretation" nobody except the OP
: KNOWS whether the OP "CAN" install it.
:
:
: Alias wrote:
:
: > :
: >
: > : >i have a new computer with XP as the o/s. I have a register copy of
: > : > Microsoft Office 2000. Can I load this on my Windows XP computer?
: > :
: > : Yes, provided that it is:
: > : not an OEM version of Office. or
: > : not an upgrade version of Office 2000 unless you have the
installation
: > : disks for the qualifying product.
: > :
: > : Don
: >
: > He said "can", not "may". An OEM copy of Office 2000 can be installed on
any
: > computer and whether that's legal or not has not been tested in a court
of
: > law.
: >
: > Alias
: >
: >
: >
:
this?
Alias
: Actually Alias, given your "MIS-interpretation" nobody except the OP
: KNOWS whether the OP "CAN" install it.
:
:
: Alias wrote:
:
: > :
: >
: > : >i have a new computer with XP as the o/s. I have a register copy of
: > : > Microsoft Office 2000. Can I load this on my Windows XP computer?
: > :
: > : Yes, provided that it is:
: > : not an OEM version of Office. or
: > : not an upgrade version of Office 2000 unless you have the
installation
: > : disks for the qualifying product.
: > :
: > : Don
: >
: > He said "can", not "may". An OEM copy of Office 2000 can be installed on
any
: > computer and whether that's legal or not has not been tested in a court
of
: > law.
: >
: > Alias
: >
: >
: >
:
B
Bob I
Maybe, maybe not! "Can" implies "ability" and the op said "CAN I". You
called "Don" on "may" vs. "can" and I called you on "can" vs "can I".
Now I would suggest leaving well enough alone. ;-)
called "Don" on "may" vs. "can" and I called you on "can" vs "can I".
Now I would suggest leaving well enough alone. ;-)