OEM version of office 2003professional

[amazingd]

What do I not get with the OEM version of Office 2003 professional that I get
with the "boxed" version?

 

[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

OEM editions of MS Office 2003 are to be sold with a new PC.
As such they are licensed to and more or less permanently
tied to the machine on which they are first activated.

With a retail (boxed) version you can install on both a
desktop and laptop for the same person and you can move Office
to a new/different computer at a later time, plus you can
choose to use Microsoft support (OEM editions are supported
by the PC supplier).

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What do I not get with the OEM version of Office 2003 professional that I get
with the "boxed" version? >>
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[Donald McDaniel]

OEM editions of MS Office 2003 are to be sold with a new PC.
As such they are licensed to and more or less permanently
tied to the machine on which they are first activated.

With a retail (boxed) version you can install on both a
desktop and laptop for the same person and you can move Office
to a new/different computer at a later time, plus you can
choose to use Microsoft support (OEM editions are supported
by the PC supplier).

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What do I not get with the OEM version of Office 2003 professional that I get
with the "boxed" version? >>

Also, you get a Blue Plastic Box and several other pieces of stiff
plastic if you buy a Retail copy of XP Professional. With OEM
software you usually only get a plastic shrink-wrap with the COA stuck
somewhere on it inaccessible (causing you to forget that the COA was
there, then it disappears when you throw away the shrink-wrap), and a
piece of cardboard, along with a little booklet telling you every
thing you ever wanted to know about Windows XP.

Donald L McDaniel
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[Brian]

Did ya get lost? Yer not gonna talk about windows xp in office newsgroups.

 

[Donald McDaniel]

Did ya get lost? Yer not gonna talk about windows xp in office newsgroups.

Sorry, Brian. Just noticed that I was referring to Windows XP in my
post. Thanks for pointing it out to me.

I was probably too stoned at the time to realize I was replying to an
Office group posting rather than a Windows XP group posting.

Donald L McDaniel
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