Office XP Professional Product Key

[Toolman Tim]

Meep - You need to read it again. Pay attention to the term "exclusive
use".

Not so...it states that the user may install it on their laptop for use away
from the office. But both systems cannot be using it at the same time. At
least it *used* to...and since I've actually done this on the phone with MS
for activation of the second install, it seems likely that it's still okay.

 

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[ATLPARTYBOY]

IF YOU POST YOUR EMAIL I WILL SEND YOU A COPY OF EVERY XP CODE YOU JUST GO DOWN LIST TILL YOU GET THE RITE ONE FOR YOUR PROGRAM

 

[ATLPARTYBOY]

IF YOU POST YOUR EMAIL I WILL SEND YOU A COPY OF EVERY XP CODE YOU JUST GO DOWN LIST TILL YOU GET THE RITE ONE FOR YOUR PROGRAM

 

[ATLPARTYBOY]

IF YOU POST YOUR EMAIL I WILL SEND YOU A COPY OF EVERY XP CODE YOU JUST GO DOWN LIST TILL YOU GET THE RITE ONE FOR YOUR PROGRAM

 

[Saudade]

Not so...it states that the user may install it on their laptop for
use away from the office. But both systems cannot be using it at the
same time. At least it *used* to...and since I've actually done this
on the phone with MS for activation of the second install, it seems
likely that it's still okay.

It actually sounds like we're both right. It still does say you can install
on a PC and a laptop as long as it's used exclusively by the primary user.
In the original post, he said it was on his laptop first and wants to
install on his PC. Since he said "we just bought a PC" that indicates it
will be used by others (most likey family members). Technically, this would
be a EULA violation (not that anyone really cares).

 

[Saudade]

Not so...it states that the user may install it on their laptop for
use away from the office. But both systems cannot be using it at the
same time. At least it *used* to...and since I've actually done this
on the phone with MS for activation of the second install, it seems
likely that it's still okay.

It actually sounds like we're both right. It still does say you can install
on a PC and a laptop as long as it's used exclusively by the primary user.
In the original post, he said it was on his laptop first and wants to
install on his PC. Since he said "we just bought a PC" that indicates it
will be used by others (most likey family members). Technically, this would
be a EULA violation (not that anyone really cares).

 

[Saudade]

Not so...it states that the user may install it on their laptop for
use away from the office. But both systems cannot be using it at the
same time. At least it *used* to...and since I've actually done this
on the phone with MS for activation of the second install, it seems
likely that it's still okay.

It actually sounds like we're both right. It still does say you can install
on a PC and a laptop as long as it's used exclusively by the primary user.
In the original post, he said it was on his laptop first and wants to
install on his PC. Since he said "we just bought a PC" that indicates it
will be used by others (most likey family members). Technically, this would
be a EULA violation (not that anyone really cares).

 

[Saudade]

Not so...it states that the user may install it on their laptop for
use away from the office. But both systems cannot be using it at the
same time. At least it *used* to...and since I've actually done this
on the phone with MS for activation of the second install, it seems
likely that it's still okay.

It actually sounds like we're both right. It still does say you can install
on a PC and a laptop as long as it's used exclusively by the primary user.
In the original post, he said it was on his laptop first and wants to
install on his PC. Since he said "we just bought a PC" that indicates it
will be used by others (most likey family members). Technically, this would
be a EULA violation (not that anyone really cares).