Using Office on more than one networked system

K

Kpoire

We previously had one computer in the office with MS Office 2000 installed on
it. We purchased a new computer with OEM Version of MS Office 2003 installed
on it. The computers are networked. My co-worker used the MS Office 2003
disk to upgrade his version of office and was only allowed a trial version
which has expired. He is now only allowed to view Office documents from his
system. From my system I can access all documents and make changes which has
defeated the purpose of us having our own systems. Can anyone make a
suggestion on how to resolve this problem without going out to purchase a
retail version of Office? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated and I
thank you in advance for your help!
 
G

garfield-n-odie

Your OEM version of Office 2003 is only licensed for installation
on the computer that it originally came with. It is a violation
of your End User License Agreement for you to install it on
another computer.
 

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