Moving office to a new computer

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chgwilson

We're moving from the UK to Australia, and are selling our UK PC.

We purchased a copy of Office Ultimate for Vista online, with backup sent to
us on CD.

We still have the activation codes and the CDs.

Can we uninstall Office from our current computer, and re-install it on a
new computer in Australia early next year when we finish travelling?

Thanks
 
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Alias

chgwilson said:
We're moving from the UK to Australia, and are selling our UK PC.

We purchased a copy of Office Ultimate for Vista online, with backup sent to
us on CD.

We still have the activation codes and the CDs.

Can we uninstall Office from our current computer, and re-install it on a
new computer in Australia early next year when we finish travelling?

Thanks

Yes.

Alias
 
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Peter

Office products can be installed on 3 machines, so yes, you are OK.

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Peter
Toronto, Canada
XP Pro SP2 x 2 + Vista Ultimate fully updated
P4 D865GBFL HT @ 3.0ghz 4.0gb DDR 700gb HD
PNY GeForce 7600GS Graphics
Creative Soundblaster Audigy 4 Audio
 
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LVTravel

Peter said:
Office products can be installed on 3 machines, so yes, you are OK.

--
Peter
Toronto, Canada
XP Pro SP2 x 2 + Vista Ultimate fully updated
P4 D865GBFL HT @ 3.0ghz 4.0gb DDR 700gb HD
PNY GeForce 7600GS Graphics
Creative Soundblaster Audigy 4 Audio
Only the home and student version can be installed on 3 computers. Other
RETAIL versions can be installed on one desktop and one portable machine
which is used by the same person. OEM can only be installed on the unit it
was first installed on. (Of course the UK EULA may be different than the
one I am used to.)
 
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Gordon

LVTravel said:
Only the home and student version can be installed on 3 computers. Other
RETAIL versions can be installed on one desktop and one portable machine
which is used by the same person. OEM can only be installed on the unit it
was first installed on. (Of course the UK EULA may be different than the
one I am used to.)


No, it's the same......
 

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