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dan
for office 2003, how many computers can i put it on?
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garfield-n-odie
Hi, dan. The answer depends on which edition (OEM, retail, Students and
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
G
garfield-n-odie
Hi, dan. The answer depends on which edition (OEM, retail, Students and
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
G
garfield-n-odie
Hi, dan. The answer depends on which edition (OEM, retail, Students and
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
G
garfield-n-odie
Hi, dan. The answer depends on which edition (OEM, retail, Students and
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
G
garfield-n-odie
Hi, dan. The answer depends on which edition (OEM, retail, Students and
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
G
garfield-n-odie
Hi, dan. The answer depends on which edition (OEM, retail, Students and
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
G
garfield-n-odie
Hi, dan. The answer depends on which edition (OEM, retail, Students and
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
G
garfield-n-odie
Hi, dan. The answer depends on which edition (OEM, retail, Students and
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
G
garfield-n-odie
Hi, dan. The answer depends on which edition (OEM, retail, Students and
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
Teachers, etc.) of Office 2003 you have. Start one of your Office
applications (e.g., Word, Excel), click on Help | Microsoft <application
name> Help | Contents, and read the End User License Agreement that
applies to your copy of Office.
M
Miss Perspicacia Tick
dan said:for office 2003, how many computers can i put it on?
Don't people /read/ EULAs anymore?!
OEM - one, the system it came installed on or, in the case of a copy that
was purchased with an item of non-peripheral hardware, the first system it's
installed on.
Retail - one desktop and one laptop, provided that
a) They are for the exclusive use of the licencee
b) They are not, and never will be, in simultaneous use
STE - three systems in whatever combination (please note this only applies
to STE 2003 and /not/ STE XP).
M
Miss Perspicacia Tick
dan said:for office 2003, how many computers can i put it on?
Don't people /read/ EULAs anymore?!
OEM - one, the system it came installed on or, in the case of a copy that
was purchased with an item of non-peripheral hardware, the first system it's
installed on.
Retail - one desktop and one laptop, provided that
a) They are for the exclusive use of the licencee
b) They are not, and never will be, in simultaneous use
STE - three systems in whatever combination (please note this only applies
to STE 2003 and /not/ STE XP).
M
Miss Perspicacia Tick
dan said:for office 2003, how many computers can i put it on?
Don't people /read/ EULAs anymore?!
OEM - one, the system it came installed on or, in the case of a copy that
was purchased with an item of non-peripheral hardware, the first system it's
installed on.
Retail - one desktop and one laptop, provided that
a) They are for the exclusive use of the licencee
b) They are not, and never will be, in simultaneous use
STE - three systems in whatever combination (please note this only applies
to STE 2003 and /not/ STE XP).
M
Miss Perspicacia Tick
dan said:for office 2003, how many computers can i put it on?
Don't people /read/ EULAs anymore?!
OEM - one, the system it came installed on or, in the case of a copy that
was purchased with an item of non-peripheral hardware, the first system it's
installed on.
Retail - one desktop and one laptop, provided that
a) They are for the exclusive use of the licencee
b) They are not, and never will be, in simultaneous use
STE - three systems in whatever combination (please note this only applies
to STE 2003 and /not/ STE XP).
M
Miss Perspicacia Tick
dan said:for office 2003, how many computers can i put it on?
Don't people /read/ EULAs anymore?!
OEM - one, the system it came installed on or, in the case of a copy that
was purchased with an item of non-peripheral hardware, the first system it's
installed on.
Retail - one desktop and one laptop, provided that
a) They are for the exclusive use of the licencee
b) They are not, and never will be, in simultaneous use
STE - three systems in whatever combination (please note this only applies
to STE 2003 and /not/ STE XP).
M
Miss Perspicacia Tick
dan said:for office 2003, how many computers can i put it on?
Don't people /read/ EULAs anymore?!
OEM - one, the system it came installed on or, in the case of a copy that
was purchased with an item of non-peripheral hardware, the first system it's
installed on.
Retail - one desktop and one laptop, provided that
a) They are for the exclusive use of the licencee
b) They are not, and never will be, in simultaneous use
STE - three systems in whatever combination (please note this only applies
to STE 2003 and /not/ STE XP).
M
Miss Perspicacia Tick
dan said:for office 2003, how many computers can i put it on?
Don't people /read/ EULAs anymore?!
OEM - one, the system it came installed on or, in the case of a copy that
was purchased with an item of non-peripheral hardware, the first system it's
installed on.
Retail - one desktop and one laptop, provided that
a) They are for the exclusive use of the licencee
b) They are not, and never will be, in simultaneous use
STE - three systems in whatever combination (please note this only applies
to STE 2003 and /not/ STE XP).
M
Miss Perspicacia Tick
dan said:for office 2003, how many computers can i put it on?
Don't people /read/ EULAs anymore?!
OEM - one, the system it came installed on or, in the case of a copy that
was purchased with an item of non-peripheral hardware, the first system it's
installed on.
Retail - one desktop and one laptop, provided that
a) They are for the exclusive use of the licencee
b) They are not, and never will be, in simultaneous use
STE - three systems in whatever combination (please note this only applies
to STE 2003 and /not/ STE XP).
M
Miss Perspicacia Tick
dan said:for office 2003, how many computers can i put it on?
Don't people /read/ EULAs anymore?!
OEM - one, the system it came installed on or, in the case of a copy that
was purchased with an item of non-peripheral hardware, the first system it's
installed on.
Retail - one desktop and one laptop, provided that
a) They are for the exclusive use of the licencee
b) They are not, and never will be, in simultaneous use
STE - three systems in whatever combination (please note this only applies
to STE 2003 and /not/ STE XP).
D
DL
No, and they multi post
Miss Perspicacia Tick said:Don't people /read/ EULAs anymore?!
OEM - one, the system it came installed on or, in the case of a copy that
was purchased with an item of non-peripheral hardware, the first system it's
installed on.
Retail - one desktop and one laptop, provided that
a) They are for the exclusive use of the licencee
b) They are not, and never will be, in simultaneous use
STE - three systems in whatever combination (please note this only applies
to STE 2003 and /not/ STE XP).
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