Gyorgy Moldova said:single user edition?
you mean a single license?
Technically, you must ensure that you don't exceed the allowed license
number. This can be done, for example, by restricting access to Office (most
simply, the Program Files\Microsoft Office directory) to one user.
Gyorgy Moldova said:single user edition?
you mean a single license?
Technically, you must ensure that you don't exceed the allowed license
number. This can be done, for example, by restricting access to Office (most
simply, the Program Files\Microsoft Office directory) to one user.
Gyorgy Moldova said:single user edition?
you mean a single license?
Technically, you must ensure that you don't exceed the allowed license
number. This can be done, for example, by restricting access to Office (most
simply, the Program Files\Microsoft Office directory) to one user.
Gyorgy Moldova said:single user edition?
you mean a single license?
Technically, you must ensure that you don't exceed the allowed license
number. This can be done, for example, by restricting access to Office (most
simply, the Program Files\Microsoft Office directory) to one user.
Gyorgy Moldova said:single user edition?
you mean a single license?
Technically, you must ensure that you don't exceed the allowed license
number. This can be done, for example, by restricting access to Office (most
simply, the Program Files\Microsoft Office directory) to one user.
Gyorgy Moldova said:single user edition?
you mean a single license?
Technically, you must ensure that you don't exceed the allowed license
number. This can be done, for example, by restricting access to Office (most
simply, the Program Files\Microsoft Office directory) to one user.
Gyorgy Moldova said:single user edition?
you mean a single license?
Technically, you must ensure that you don't exceed the allowed license
number. This can be done, for example, by restricting access to Office (most
simply, the Program Files\Microsoft Office directory) to one user.
Gyorgy Moldova said:single user edition?
you mean a single license?
Technically, you must ensure that you don't exceed the allowed license
number. This can be done, for example, by restricting access to Office (most
simply, the Program Files\Microsoft Office directory) to one user.
Gyorgy Moldova said:single user edition?
you mean a single license?
Technically, you must ensure that you don't exceed the allowed license
number. This can be done, for example, by restricting access to Office (most
simply, the Program Files\Microsoft Office directory) to one user.
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