JoAnn Paules said:Look in the license agreement or at Microsoft's website. Assuming you are
talking about a retail license and not an OEM:
http://download.microsoft.com/docum...lish_955b71bd-9695-4c20-8d0a-181dd324b23a.pdf
"2. INSTALLATION AND USE RIGHTS. Before you use the software under a
license, you must assign that license to one device. That device is the
"licensed device." A hardware partition or blade is considered to be a
separate device.
a. Licensed Device. You may install and use one copy of the software on the
licensed device.
b. Portable Device. You may install another copy on a portable device for
use by the single primary user of the licensed device."
--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375
Markko said:Hi guys
I can't seem to find the info anywhere, I must be tired. How many
installs/users of Small Business 2007 are you allowed to have
simultaneously
? Just 3 ?
Thanks!
M-O
JoAnn Paules said:Home and Student is for *non-commercial* use only.
--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375
Markko said:Hmm... So Home/Student allows you 3 but the Small Business only allows you
1
desktop/1 laptop ? That doesn't make much sense to me...
Thanks for the info, greatly appreciated
But see, I wouldn't even use Small Business for commercial purposes... I just
can't do without Outlook which Home & Student strangely lacks.
:
Home and Student is for *non-commercial* use only.
--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375
Hmm... So Home/Student allows you 3 but the Small Business only allows you
1
desktop/1 laptop ? That doesn't make much sense to me...
Thanks for the info, greatly appreciated
:
If it is a retail-box copy, then the answer is one desktop and one
laptop both owned by you. If it is a preinstalled (OEM) copy that comes
with a new computer, then the answer is one (only the computer that the
software came with).
Markko wrote:
Hi guys
I can't seem to find the info anywhere, I must be tired. How many
installs/users of Small Business 2007 are you allowed to have
simultaneously
? Just 3 ?
Thanks!
M-O
Bob I said:What's strange about not including an application geared toward business
e-mail?
But see, I wouldn't even use Small Business for commercial purposes... I just
can't do without Outlook which Home & Student strangely lacks.
:
Home and Student is for *non-commercial* use only.
--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375
Hmm... So Home/Student allows you 3 but the Small Business only allows you
1
desktop/1 laptop ? That doesn't make much sense to me...
Thanks for the info, greatly appreciated
:
If it is a retail-box copy, then the answer is one desktop and one
laptop both owned by you. If it is a preinstalled (OEM) copy that comes
with a new computer, then the answer is one (only the computer that the
software came with).
Markko wrote:
Hi guys
I can't seem to find the info anywhere, I must be tired. How many
installs/users of Small Business 2007 are you allowed to have
simultaneously
? Just 3 ?
Thanks!
M-O
JennK said:Who says it's only intended for business e-mail? I use just about every
feature of Outlook every day to manage my family's calendar, maintain a
list
of addresses and phone numbers of friends/doctors/repair services, keep
notes
of holiday wish lists and the kids' clothing sizes, and a to-do list of
tasks
for the week. And yeah, I also read my e-mail with it.
I, too, was disappointed to see that Outlook was no longer part of the
Home
& Student bundle. Similarly, I was disappointed that OneNote isn't part of
Standard, Professional, or Small Business. I'm a writer, and I use OneNote
to
store book ideas. I'm also using it to store ideas for our kitchen
renovation
and such. Choosing between the Home & Student v. one of the other bundles
was
a tough decision.
Jenn
Bob I said:What's strange about not including an application geared toward business
e-mail?
But see, I wouldn't even use Small Business for commercial purposes...
I just
can't do without Outlook which Home & Student strangely lacks.
:
Home and Student is for *non-commercial* use only.
--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375
Hmm... So Home/Student allows you 3 but the Small Business only allows
you
1
desktop/1 laptop ? That doesn't make much sense to me...
Thanks for the info, greatly appreciated
:
If it is a retail-box copy, then the answer is one desktop and one
laptop both owned by you. If it is a preinstalled (OEM) copy that
comes
with a new computer, then the answer is one (only the computer that
the
software came with).
Markko wrote:
Hi guys
I can't seem to find the info anywhere, I must be tired. How many
installs/users of Small Business 2007 are you allowed to have
simultaneously
? Just 3 ?
Thanks!
M-O
JoAnn Paules said:Vista has a calendar built into it. since both products were released
together, I can only assume that Microsoft was hoping you'd upgrade Windows
as well as Office.
--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375
JennK said:Who says it's only intended for business e-mail? I use just about every
feature of Outlook every day to manage my family's calendar, maintain a
list
of addresses and phone numbers of friends/doctors/repair services, keep
notes
of holiday wish lists and the kids' clothing sizes, and a to-do list of
tasks
for the week. And yeah, I also read my e-mail with it.
I, too, was disappointed to see that Outlook was no longer part of the
Home
& Student bundle. Similarly, I was disappointed that OneNote isn't part of
Standard, Professional, or Small Business. I'm a writer, and I use OneNote
to
store book ideas. I'm also using it to store ideas for our kitchen
renovation
and such. Choosing between the Home & Student v. one of the other bundles
was
a tough decision.
Jenn
Bob I said:What's strange about not including an application geared toward business
e-mail?
Markko wrote:
But see, I wouldn't even use Small Business for commercial purposes...
I just
can't do without Outlook which Home & Student strangely lacks.
:
Home and Student is for *non-commercial* use only.
--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375
Hmm... So Home/Student allows you 3 but the Small Business only allows
you
1
desktop/1 laptop ? That doesn't make much sense to me...
Thanks for the info, greatly appreciated
:
If it is a retail-box copy, then the answer is one desktop and one
laptop both owned by you. If it is a preinstalled (OEM) copy that
comes
with a new computer, then the answer is one (only the computer that
the
software came with).
Markko wrote:
Hi guys
I can't seem to find the info anywhere, I must be tired. How many
installs/users of Small Business 2007 are you allowed to have
simultaneously
? Just 3 ?
Thanks!
M-O
JennK said:And I was hoping Microsoft would send me a new laptop upon which to run
Vista
so as not to bring my system to a screeching halt. Guess we're both going
to
be disappointed. =)
Jenn
JoAnn Paules said:Vista has a calendar built into it. since both products were released
together, I can only assume that Microsoft was hoping you'd upgrade
Windows
as well as Office.
--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375
JennK said:Who says it's only intended for business e-mail? I use just about every
feature of Outlook every day to manage my family's calendar, maintain a
list
of addresses and phone numbers of friends/doctors/repair services, keep
notes
of holiday wish lists and the kids' clothing sizes, and a to-do list of
tasks
for the week. And yeah, I also read my e-mail with it.
I, too, was disappointed to see that Outlook was no longer part of the
Home
& Student bundle. Similarly, I was disappointed that OneNote isn't part
of
Standard, Professional, or Small Business. I'm a writer, and I use
OneNote
to
store book ideas. I'm also using it to store ideas for our kitchen
renovation
and such. Choosing between the Home & Student v. one of the other
bundles
was
a tough decision.
Jenn
:
What's strange about not including an application geared toward
business
e-mail?
Markko wrote:
But see, I wouldn't even use Small Business for commercial
purposes...
I just
can't do without Outlook which Home & Student strangely lacks.
:
Home and Student is for *non-commercial* use only.
--
JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]
~~~~~
How to ask a question
http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375
Hmm... So Home/Student allows you 3 but the Small Business only
allows
you
1
desktop/1 laptop ? That doesn't make much sense to me...
Thanks for the info, greatly appreciated
:
If it is a retail-box copy, then the answer is one desktop and one
laptop both owned by you. If it is a preinstalled (OEM) copy that
comes
with a new computer, then the answer is one (only the computer
that
the
software came with).
Markko wrote:
Hi guys
I can't seem to find the info anywhere, I must be tired. How many
installs/users of Small Business 2007 are you allowed to have
simultaneously
? Just 3 ?
Thanks!
M-O