License question

[GoodLevitation]

hi!

I bought Office 2003 Student edition from Circuit City. That license allows
me to install in 2 machines. Now I bought Office 2007 as a student. Reading
the license, I don't clearly see in how many machines I can install this 2007
one.

So questions is
-- In how many machines can I install this Office 2007?

 

[ALEXIOS GOUTSOULAS]

HOME AND STUDENT ALLOWS IN 3 MACHINES TO BE INSTALLED.

 

[Val]

Your "Office 2007 as a student" - do you mean the 2007 Home and Student
version, or an academic priced version of another Office Edition? Makes a
big difference.


hi!

I bought Office 2003 Student edition from Circuit City. That license allows
me to install in 2 machines. Now I bought Office 2007 as a student.
Reading
the license, I don't clearly see in how many machines I can install this
2007
one.

So questions is
-- In how many machines can I install this Office 2007?

 

[Bob I]

What version? If it is NOT Home and Student, then it is one machine.

 

[Val]

Bob - not necessarily. The usual allowance for retail versions is one
"primary" machine and one "portable" machine, for use by the one user.

But, some variations apply, depending on the particular limitations of
special deals. Since this case may be an academic deal, I know of at least
one version available that has a one seat limit.

What version? If it is NOT Home and Student, then it is one machine.

 

[Bob I]

"As a student" is the phrase I was keying off of.

Bob - not necessarily. The usual allowance for retail versions is one
"primary" machine and one "portable" machine, for use by the one user.

But, some variations apply, depending on the particular limitations of
special deals. Since this case may be an academic deal, I know of at least
one version available that has a one seat limit.

What version? If it is NOT Home and Student, then it is one machine.

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