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I've had Office 2007 loaded on a desktop for a while. Can I also load it on
a new laptop without any problems?
a new laptop without any problems?
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Tom [Pepper] Willett
Did you read the EULA? It will tell you.
: I've had Office 2007 loaded on a desktop for a while. Can I also load it
on
: a new laptop without any problems?
: I've had Office 2007 loaded on a desktop for a while. Can I also load it
on
: a new laptop without any problems?
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ed
wow! tompepper, you are SOOO amazingly amazing.......
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Diehard Microsoft Fan but wondering
I purchased several laptops and PC's from Best Buy as well as several
versions of Microsoft Office Professional and MS Standard. I only loaded each
version on one or two laptops but now 1 year later, My HP Pavilliondv9535nr
is acting up. It keeps crashing. Nividia blames MS Vista and so does HP but I
cant keep folling around with this. I have rebooted the PC back to factory
standards and now have to reload MS Office--will Microsoft realize this is
the same laptop? What if the PC crashes again and Best Buy has to replace the
laptop (it's on warranty) due to a harddrive failure--can I load Microsoft
Office on the lap top Best buy replaces for the failed one? Especially since
the other one crashed and I paid full price for it? I cannot believe with all
of the many Microsoft products I buy from MS I am expected to also pay $50 to
ask a simple question like this. Can some other MS Office customer help me
know what to expect when I journey down getting my PC fixed or replaced? I
have always legitimately paid for the software and MS gets it's fair share
from me but I cannot help it when a PC fails--will I be expected to purchase
another version of Office Professional even though the original PC (laptop) I
loaded it on failed and now I have to replace it? Please let me know what you
know or have discovered before I have to endure additional expense on top of
this PC crashing. Thank you very much.
versions of Microsoft Office Professional and MS Standard. I only loaded each
version on one or two laptops but now 1 year later, My HP Pavilliondv9535nr
is acting up. It keeps crashing. Nividia blames MS Vista and so does HP but I
cant keep folling around with this. I have rebooted the PC back to factory
standards and now have to reload MS Office--will Microsoft realize this is
the same laptop? What if the PC crashes again and Best Buy has to replace the
laptop (it's on warranty) due to a harddrive failure--can I load Microsoft
Office on the lap top Best buy replaces for the failed one? Especially since
the other one crashed and I paid full price for it? I cannot believe with all
of the many Microsoft products I buy from MS I am expected to also pay $50 to
ask a simple question like this. Can some other MS Office customer help me
know what to expect when I journey down getting my PC fixed or replaced? I
have always legitimately paid for the software and MS gets it's fair share
from me but I cannot help it when a PC fails--will I be expected to purchase
another version of Office Professional even though the original PC (laptop) I
loaded it on failed and now I have to replace it? Please let me know what you
know or have discovered before I have to endure additional expense on top of
this PC crashing. Thank you very much.
D
DL
If you purchased retail editions of Office you can install them to a working
PC as often as you like, provided you dont have more than the permitted
number of working PC's that the individual edition of Office allows for, and
tells you in the EULA
"Diehard Microsoft Fan but wondering" <Diehard Microsoft Fan but
[email protected]> wrote in message
PC as often as you like, provided you dont have more than the permitted
number of working PC's that the individual edition of Office allows for, and
tells you in the EULA
"Diehard Microsoft Fan but wondering" <Diehard Microsoft Fan but
[email protected]> wrote in message
I purchased several laptops and PC's from Best Buy as well as several
versions of Microsoft Office Professional and MS Standard. I only loaded
each
version on one or two laptops but now 1 year later, My HP
Pavilliondv9535nr
is acting up. It keeps crashing. Nividia blames MS Vista and so does HP
but I
cant keep folling around with this. I have rebooted the PC back to factory
standards and now have to reload MS Office--will Microsoft realize this is
the same laptop? What if the PC crashes again and Best Buy has to replace
the
laptop (it's on warranty) due to a harddrive failure--can I load Microsoft
Office on the lap top Best buy replaces for the failed one? Especially
since
the other one crashed and I paid full price for it? I cannot believe with
all
of the many Microsoft products I buy from MS I am expected to also pay $50
to
ask a simple question like this. Can some other MS Office customer help me
know what to expect when I journey down getting my PC fixed or replaced? I
have always legitimately paid for the software and MS gets it's fair share
from me but I cannot help it when a PC fails--will I be expected to
purchase
another version of Office Professional even though the original PC
(laptop) I
loaded it on failed and now I have to replace it? Please let me know what
you
know or have discovered before I have to endure additional expense on top
of
this PC crashing. Thank you very much.
Tom [Pepper] Willett said:Did you read the EULA? It will tell you.
message
: I've had Office 2007 loaded on a desktop for a while. Can I also load
it
on
: a new laptop without any problems?