Office 2003 Basic

J

John K

I have ordered 12 copies of Office 2003 basic with Word, Outlook and Excel.
They will be installed on 12 XP Pro clients in a W2K domain. Do I have to
keep manual accounting of which machine gets which license or is there a way
to use RIS (preferred) to manage the individual licenses. The domain has a
W2K DC and a W2K member server. I want to use the member server as the
install point.

Thanks, John
 
G

Guest

You do know that Office 2003 Basic is only supposed to
come as a preinstalled option on new PC's. If you bought
12 OEM copies of Office 2003 Basic they might be trickey
to install on other PC's. Those copies might have been
intended for other PC's. Microsoft doesnt sell full
retail versions of Office 2003 Basic Edition. Office
2003 starts with Standard Edition for the retail versions.
 
G

Guest

You do know that Office 2003 Basic is only supposed to
come as a preinstalled option on new PC's. If you bought
12 OEM copies of Office 2003 Basic they might be trickey
to install on other PC's. Those copies might have been
intended for other PC's. Microsoft doesnt sell full
retail versions of Office 2003 Basic Edition. Office
2003 starts with Standard Edition for the retail versions.
 
G

Guest

You do know that Office 2003 Basic is only supposed to
come as a preinstalled option on new PC's. If you bought
12 OEM copies of Office 2003 Basic they might be trickey
to install on other PC's. Those copies might have been
intended for other PC's. Microsoft doesnt sell full
retail versions of Office 2003 Basic Edition. Office
2003 starts with Standard Edition for the retail versions.
 
G

Guest

You do know that Office 2003 Basic is only supposed to
come as a preinstalled option on new PC's. If you bought
12 OEM copies of Office 2003 Basic they might be trickey
to install on other PC's. Those copies might have been
intended for other PC's. Microsoft doesnt sell full
retail versions of Office 2003 Basic Edition. Office
2003 starts with Standard Edition for the retail versions.
 
G

Guest

You do know that Office 2003 Basic is only supposed to
come as a preinstalled option on new PC's. If you bought
12 OEM copies of Office 2003 Basic they might be trickey
to install on other PC's. Those copies might have been
intended for other PC's. Microsoft doesnt sell full
retail versions of Office 2003 Basic Edition. Office
2003 starts with Standard Edition for the retail versions.
 
G

Guest

You do know that Office 2003 Basic is only supposed to
come as a preinstalled option on new PC's. If you bought
12 OEM copies of Office 2003 Basic they might be trickey
to install on other PC's. Those copies might have been
intended for other PC's. Microsoft doesnt sell full
retail versions of Office 2003 Basic Edition. Office
2003 starts with Standard Edition for the retail versions.
 
G

Guest

You do know that Office 2003 Basic is only supposed to
come as a preinstalled option on new PC's. If you bought
12 OEM copies of Office 2003 Basic they might be trickey
to install on other PC's. Those copies might have been
intended for other PC's. Microsoft doesnt sell full
retail versions of Office 2003 Basic Edition. Office
2003 starts with Standard Edition for the retail versions.
 
G

Guest

You do know that Office 2003 Basic is only supposed to
come as a preinstalled option on new PC's. If you bought
12 OEM copies of Office 2003 Basic they might be trickey
to install on other PC's. Those copies might have been
intended for other PC's. Microsoft doesnt sell full
retail versions of Office 2003 Basic Edition. Office
2003 starts with Standard Edition for the retail versions.
 
G

Guest

You do know that Office 2003 Basic is only supposed to
come as a preinstalled option on new PC's. If you bought
12 OEM copies of Office 2003 Basic they might be trickey
to install on other PC's. Those copies might have been
intended for other PC's. Microsoft doesnt sell full
retail versions of Office 2003 Basic Edition. Office
2003 starts with Standard Edition for the retail versions.
 

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