Office 2003 Pro --- legal on TWO machines?

[Grumpy Aero Guy]

Howdy ya'll .......

I just purchased O2003 Pro.

I have TWO compooters in my home.

Is it legal / possible to install it on BOTH machines?

Haven't done it / tried it yet, as I don't want to risk a licensing
backlash.

I've also always been a stickler for being "legal" on my software
installations, as I , on occasion, have developed software of my own.

I appreciate your input in advance.

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

The Office Professional (and other editions except for STE) allow
installation on one desktop and one portable (notebook, tablet PC). If you
have 2 desktops or 2 laptops, you will need a second copy.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Grumpy Aero Guy
asked:

| Howdy ya'll .......
|
| I just purchased O2003 Pro.
|
| I have TWO compooters in my home.
|
| Is it legal / possible to install it on BOTH machines?
|
| Haven't done it / tried it yet, as I don't want to risk a licensing
| backlash.
|
| I've also always been a stickler for being "legal" on my software
| installations, as I , on occasion, have developed software of my own.
|
| I appreciate your input in advance.

 

[Regul8tr]

Milly,
There is one flaw. If you have a copy that MS sent out to user groups
as a 'preview' it has a 'Home' license that allows only one install.
If it is a retail copy, then it should work fine. (Most folks will be
using a retail or VLK, I suppose.)

Regul8tr
Charlotte, NC