Using copies on 2 or more computers

D

Demetri

I just got Office 2003 - Can it be installed and
activative for my home computer and my laptop ?
 
M

Michael Koerner

I'm pretty sure that if your read the EULA you'll find that you can do just
that.

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I just got Office 2003 - Can it be installed and
activative for my home computer and my laptop ?
 
S

Steve Rindsberg

Probably so, Demetri, but to be certain, check the End User License
Agreement (EULA) for the version of Office you have. Some are different.

If it's already installed on one or the other of your computers, choose
Help, About PowerPoint. On the dialog box that appears, there's a link to
view the EULA.

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