office 2007 and 2003 licenses

[podman]

I have a copy of office 2007 ultimate and a student version of office 2003.
Both Legit.

I wish to have the word version of 2007 my desktop and the 2007 of outlook
on my laptop and vice versa word 2003 on the laptop and outlook 2003 on the
desktop, can this be done under my lisences?

Regards,

podman

 

[DL]

You will have no end of minor problems if you attempt to use cross versions
of Outlook with Word, and since Office2007 can be installed on both your
desktop & Laptop why would you want to?

 

[podman]

Sadly office is ultimate version restricted by home user scheme to one pc.

Cheers


Podman

 

[DL]

If that is the case (you purchased via your Company under home user scheme?)
then install 2007 on one PC and 2003 on the other.
In any case where a License is restricted to a single PC that includes all
components

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Then what you want to do is in violation of the one user license as well.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
ALWAYS post your Outlook version.
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375


After furious head scratching, podman asked:

| Sadly office is ultimate version restricted by home user scheme to
| one pc.
|
| Cheers
|
|
| Podman
|
| || You will have no end of minor problems if you attempt to use cross
|| versions of Outlook with Word, and since Office2007 can be installed
|| on both your desktop & Laptop why would you want to?
||
|| ||| I have a copy of office 2007 ultimate and a student version of
||| office 2003. Both Legit.
|||
||| I wish to have the word version of 2007 my desktop and the 2007 of
||| outlook on my laptop and vice versa word 2003 on the laptop and
||| outlook 2003 on the desktop, can this be done under my lisences?
|||
||| Regards,
|||
||| podman

 

[Earle Horton]

The way MSFT sees it he would be installing each version of Office on two
computers. One cannot extract an application from an Office suite and
install it as a separate product. I believe that would be OK for the
Student version of 2003, which allows 3 (?) installations total, but not for
the Ultimate home user 2007, which allows 1. Check the EULA to make sure.
One can purchase Outlook 2007 as a separate product. Amazon probably has a
reasonable price.

Earle

 

[podman]

Many thanks for the advice, I'll just stick with the one version of office
on each pc and not cross install.

All I was after was a purge all accounts button for email in outlook 2003,
guess I'll need to keep doing it per account.

podman

The way MSFT sees it he would be installing each version of Office on two
computers. One cannot extract an application from an Office suite and
install it as a separate product. I believe that would be OK for the
Student version of 2003, which allows 3 (?) installations total, but not
for the Ultimate home user 2007, which allows 1. Check the EULA to make
sure. One can purchase Outlook 2007 as a separate product. Amazon
probably has a reasonable price.

Earle

Then what you want to do is in violation of the one user license as well.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
ALWAYS post your Outlook version.
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375


After furious head scratching, podman asked:

| Sadly office is ultimate version restricted by home user scheme to
| one pc.
|
| Cheers
|
|
| Podman
|
| || You will have no end of minor problems if you attempt to use cross
|| versions of Outlook with Word, and since Office2007 can be installed
|| on both your desktop & Laptop why would you want to?
||
|| ||| I have a copy of office 2007 ultimate and a student version of
||| office 2003. Both Legit.
|||
||| I wish to have the word version of 2007 my desktop and the 2007 of
||| outlook on my laptop and vice versa word 2003 on the laptop and
||| outlook 2003 on the desktop, can this be done under my lisences?
|||
||| Regards,
|||
||| podman