Office XP

M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

DOsser said:
That is just NOT true. All it takes is a call to the MS Activation
number and an explanation of the circumstances. MS is very
understanding (believe it or not!).

- DOSser


I'm sorry, but it is (may I suggest you actually *READ* the EULA?!)

"Software as a Component of the Computer - Transfer. THIS
LICENSE MAY NOT BE SHARED,
TRANSFERRED TO OR USED CONCURRENTLY
ON DIFFERENT COMPUTERS. The SOFTWARE
is licensed with the HARDWARE as a single integrated
product and may only be used with the HARDWARE. If the
SOFTWARE is not accompanied by new HARDWARE, you may
not use the SOFTWARE."

Suggest you get your facts straight before telling someone they're wrong.

I will state it again - an OEM licence may *NOT* be transferred.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

DOsser said:
That is just NOT true. All it takes is a call to the MS Activation
number and an explanation of the circumstances. MS is very
understanding (believe it or not!).

- DOSser


I'm sorry, but it is (may I suggest you actually *READ* the EULA?!)

"Software as a Component of the Computer - Transfer. THIS
LICENSE MAY NOT BE SHARED,
TRANSFERRED TO OR USED CONCURRENTLY
ON DIFFERENT COMPUTERS. The SOFTWARE
is licensed with the HARDWARE as a single integrated
product and may only be used with the HARDWARE. If the
SOFTWARE is not accompanied by new HARDWARE, you may
not use the SOFTWARE."

Suggest you get your facts straight before telling someone they're wrong.

I will state it again - an OEM licence may *NOT* be transferred.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

DOsser said:
That is just NOT true. All it takes is a call to the MS Activation
number and an explanation of the circumstances. MS is very
understanding (believe it or not!).

- DOSser


I'm sorry, but it is (may I suggest you actually *READ* the EULA?!)

"Software as a Component of the Computer - Transfer. THIS
LICENSE MAY NOT BE SHARED,
TRANSFERRED TO OR USED CONCURRENTLY
ON DIFFERENT COMPUTERS. The SOFTWARE
is licensed with the HARDWARE as a single integrated
product and may only be used with the HARDWARE. If the
SOFTWARE is not accompanied by new HARDWARE, you may
not use the SOFTWARE."

Suggest you get your facts straight before telling someone they're wrong.

I will state it again - an OEM licence may *NOT* be transferred.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

DOsser said:
That is just NOT true. All it takes is a call to the MS Activation
number and an explanation of the circumstances. MS is very
understanding (believe it or not!).

- DOSser


I'm sorry, but it is (may I suggest you actually *READ* the EULA?!)

"Software as a Component of the Computer - Transfer. THIS
LICENSE MAY NOT BE SHARED,
TRANSFERRED TO OR USED CONCURRENTLY
ON DIFFERENT COMPUTERS. The SOFTWARE
is licensed with the HARDWARE as a single integrated
product and may only be used with the HARDWARE. If the
SOFTWARE is not accompanied by new HARDWARE, you may
not use the SOFTWARE."

Suggest you get your facts straight before telling someone they're wrong.

I will state it again - an OEM licence may *NOT* be transferred.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

DOsser said:
That is just NOT true. All it takes is a call to the MS Activation
number and an explanation of the circumstances. MS is very
understanding (believe it or not!).

- DOSser


I'm sorry, but it is (may I suggest you actually *READ* the EULA?!)

"Software as a Component of the Computer - Transfer. THIS
LICENSE MAY NOT BE SHARED,
TRANSFERRED TO OR USED CONCURRENTLY
ON DIFFERENT COMPUTERS. The SOFTWARE
is licensed with the HARDWARE as a single integrated
product and may only be used with the HARDWARE. If the
SOFTWARE is not accompanied by new HARDWARE, you may
not use the SOFTWARE."

Suggest you get your facts straight before telling someone they're wrong.

I will state it again - an OEM licence may *NOT* be transferred.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

DOsser said:
That is just NOT true. All it takes is a call to the MS Activation
number and an explanation of the circumstances. MS is very
understanding (believe it or not!).

- DOSser


I'm sorry, but it is (may I suggest you actually *READ* the EULA?!)

"Software as a Component of the Computer - Transfer. THIS
LICENSE MAY NOT BE SHARED,
TRANSFERRED TO OR USED CONCURRENTLY
ON DIFFERENT COMPUTERS. The SOFTWARE
is licensed with the HARDWARE as a single integrated
product and may only be used with the HARDWARE. If the
SOFTWARE is not accompanied by new HARDWARE, you may
not use the SOFTWARE."

Suggest you get your facts straight before telling someone they're wrong.

I will state it again - an OEM licence may *NOT* be transferred.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

DOsser said:
That is just NOT true. All it takes is a call to the MS Activation
number and an explanation of the circumstances. MS is very
understanding (believe it or not!).

- DOSser


I'm sorry, but it is (may I suggest you actually *READ* the EULA?!)

"Software as a Component of the Computer - Transfer. THIS
LICENSE MAY NOT BE SHARED,
TRANSFERRED TO OR USED CONCURRENTLY
ON DIFFERENT COMPUTERS. The SOFTWARE
is licensed with the HARDWARE as a single integrated
product and may only be used with the HARDWARE. If the
SOFTWARE is not accompanied by new HARDWARE, you may
not use the SOFTWARE."

Suggest you get your facts straight before telling someone they're wrong.

I will state it again - an OEM licence may *NOT* be transferred.
 
M

Miss Perspicacia Tick

DOsser said:
That is just NOT true. All it takes is a call to the MS Activation
number and an explanation of the circumstances. MS is very
understanding (believe it or not!).

- DOSser


I'm sorry, but it is (may I suggest you actually *READ* the EULA?!)

"Software as a Component of the Computer - Transfer. THIS
LICENSE MAY NOT BE SHARED,
TRANSFERRED TO OR USED CONCURRENTLY
ON DIFFERENT COMPUTERS. The SOFTWARE
is licensed with the HARDWARE as a single integrated
product and may only be used with the HARDWARE. If the
SOFTWARE is not accompanied by new HARDWARE, you may
not use the SOFTWARE."

Suggest you get your facts straight before telling someone they're wrong.

I will state it again - an OEM licence may *NOT* be transferred.
 

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