Office licensing question

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Miss Perspicacia Tick

Huey said:
Sorry we don't seem to share the same terminology. I use the word
"rebuild" when reinstalling all software to signify a new operating
system installation. True, I also use that word when putting a system
together from hardware components but in that case I also (in most
cases) need to install an operating system.

Still thankful for you reply.

Sorry, but 'reinstalling' is the correct terminology. Saying 'rebuilding' is
like saying 'rebooting' when one really means 'reinstalling'. Not getting at
you in the slightest, however. It was understandable what you meant, though
sometimes you have to be very careful. ;o)
 
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Miss Perspicacia Tick

Huey said:
Sorry we don't seem to share the same terminology. I use the word
"rebuild" when reinstalling all software to signify a new operating
system installation. True, I also use that word when putting a system
together from hardware components but in that case I also (in most
cases) need to install an operating system.

Still thankful for you reply.

Sorry, but 'reinstalling' is the correct terminology. Saying 'rebuilding' is
like saying 'rebooting' when one really means 'reinstalling'. Not getting at
you in the slightest, however. It was understandable what you meant, though
sometimes you have to be very careful. ;o)
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Huey said:
Sorry we don't seem to share the same terminology. I use the word
"rebuild" when reinstalling all software to signify a new operating
system installation. True, I also use that word when putting a system
together from hardware components but in that case I also (in most
cases) need to install an operating system.

Still thankful for you reply.

Sorry, but 'reinstalling' is the correct terminology. Saying 'rebuilding' is
like saying 'rebooting' when one really means 'reinstalling'. Not getting at
you in the slightest, however. It was understandable what you meant, though
sometimes you have to be very careful. ;o)
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Huey said:
Sorry we don't seem to share the same terminology. I use the word
"rebuild" when reinstalling all software to signify a new operating
system installation. True, I also use that word when putting a system
together from hardware components but in that case I also (in most
cases) need to install an operating system.

Still thankful for you reply.

Sorry, but 'reinstalling' is the correct terminology. Saying 'rebuilding' is
like saying 'rebooting' when one really means 'reinstalling'. Not getting at
you in the slightest, however. It was understandable what you meant, though
sometimes you have to be very careful. ;o)
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Huey said:
Sorry we don't seem to share the same terminology. I use the word
"rebuild" when reinstalling all software to signify a new operating
system installation. True, I also use that word when putting a system
together from hardware components but in that case I also (in most
cases) need to install an operating system.

Still thankful for you reply.

Sorry, but 'reinstalling' is the correct terminology. Saying 'rebuilding' is
like saying 'rebooting' when one really means 'reinstalling'. Not getting at
you in the slightest, however. It was understandable what you meant, though
sometimes you have to be very careful. ;o)
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

Huey said:
Sorry we don't seem to share the same terminology. I use the word
"rebuild" when reinstalling all software to signify a new operating
system installation. True, I also use that word when putting a system
together from hardware components but in that case I also (in most
cases) need to install an operating system.

Still thankful for you reply.

Sorry, but 'reinstalling' is the correct terminology. Saying 'rebuilding' is
like saying 'rebooting' when one really means 'reinstalling'. Not getting at
you in the slightest, however. It was understandable what you meant, though
sometimes you have to be very careful. ;o)
 
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Huey

Miss Perspicacia Tick said:
Sorry, but 'reinstalling' is the correct terminology. Saying 'rebuilding'
is like saying 'rebooting' when one really means 'reinstalling'. Not
getting at you in the slightest, however. It was understandable what you
meant, though sometimes you have to be very careful. ;o)

I think we must agree to disagree on this one.
 
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Huey

Miss Perspicacia Tick said:
Sorry, but 'reinstalling' is the correct terminology. Saying 'rebuilding'
is like saying 'rebooting' when one really means 'reinstalling'. Not
getting at you in the slightest, however. It was understandable what you
meant, though sometimes you have to be very careful. ;o)

I think we must agree to disagree on this one.
 
H

Huey

Miss Perspicacia Tick said:
Sorry, but 'reinstalling' is the correct terminology. Saying 'rebuilding'
is like saying 'rebooting' when one really means 'reinstalling'. Not
getting at you in the slightest, however. It was understandable what you
meant, though sometimes you have to be very careful. ;o)

I think we must agree to disagree on this one.
 
H

Huey

Miss Perspicacia Tick said:
Sorry, but 'reinstalling' is the correct terminology. Saying 'rebuilding'
is like saying 'rebooting' when one really means 'reinstalling'. Not
getting at you in the slightest, however. It was understandable what you
meant, though sometimes you have to be very careful. ;o)

I think we must agree to disagree on this one.
 
H

Huey

Miss Perspicacia Tick said:
Sorry, but 'reinstalling' is the correct terminology. Saying 'rebuilding'
is like saying 'rebooting' when one really means 'reinstalling'. Not
getting at you in the slightest, however. It was understandable what you
meant, though sometimes you have to be very careful. ;o)

I think we must agree to disagree on this one.
 
H

Huey

Miss Perspicacia Tick said:
Sorry, but 'reinstalling' is the correct terminology. Saying 'rebuilding'
is like saying 'rebooting' when one really means 'reinstalling'. Not
getting at you in the slightest, however. It was understandable what you
meant, though sometimes you have to be very careful. ;o)

I think we must agree to disagree on this one.
 
H

Huey

Miss Perspicacia Tick said:
Sorry, but 'reinstalling' is the correct terminology. Saying 'rebuilding'
is like saying 'rebooting' when one really means 'reinstalling'. Not
getting at you in the slightest, however. It was understandable what you
meant, though sometimes you have to be very careful. ;o)

I think we must agree to disagree on this one.
 
H

Huey

Miss Perspicacia Tick said:
Sorry, but 'reinstalling' is the correct terminology. Saying 'rebuilding'
is like saying 'rebooting' when one really means 'reinstalling'. Not
getting at you in the slightest, however. It was understandable what you
meant, though sometimes you have to be very careful. ;o)

I think we must agree to disagree on this one.
 
H

Huey

Miss Perspicacia Tick said:
Sorry, but 'reinstalling' is the correct terminology. Saying 'rebuilding'
is like saying 'rebooting' when one really means 'reinstalling'. Not
getting at you in the slightest, however. It was understandable what you
meant, though sometimes you have to be very careful. ;o)

I think we must agree to disagree on this one.
 
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