Migrated Office to new machine--how to enter 2nd product key

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Michelle

I have Office 2004 (Student & Teacher) edition installed on my Powerbook. I
just purchased a new MacBook and migrated all of my stuff over--programs and
data. I will still be using the older machine and the office program on it.

I understand that I need to enter a new product key for the 2nd machine. Is
there a way to do this short of uninstalling and reinstalling? I tried to
look in the menus to see if there was a way/place to do it, but I couldn't
find anything.

If an uninstall/reinstall is the only option, can I choose to leave the old
key/installation on the new machine and use the 2nd key/installation on the
old machine? I'd rather not have to uninstall/reinstall on the new one as
everything is set up the way I want it. If I have to do this process, I'd
rather risk it on the older machine.
 
B

Barry Wainwright

Michelle said:
I have Office 2004 (Student & Teacher) edition installed on my Powerbook. I
just purchased a new MacBook and migrated all of my stuff over--programs and
data. I will still be using the older machine and the office program on it.

I understand that I need to enter a new product key for the 2nd machine. Is
there a way to do this short of uninstalling and reinstalling? I tried to
look in the menus to see if there was a way/place to do it, but I couldn't
find anything.

If an uninstall/reinstall is the only option, can I choose to leave the old
key/installation on the new machine and use the 2nd key/installation on the
old machine? I'd rather not have to uninstall/reinstall on the new one as
everything is set up the way I want it. If I have to do this process, I'd
rather risk it on the older machine.

see here:

http://www.entourage.mvps.org/install/index.html#resetkey
 

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