Office 2007 Install! big matter

[Yahia]

Helo,
because of licensing prob, we must add powerpoint to an Office 2007 basic
version (without powerpoint):

- Can i install just MS PowerPoint of office 2007 MSDN version, on computers
with Office 2007 basic version;

this means that i'll have two diffent editions of Office on same machine

 

[Peter Foldes]

Yes. No problem

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

MSDN is not an official media version for installing for production use. YOu will need to contact a licensing expert for assistance with this but MSDN is not for production work, period, except for one copy of Office on the MSDN owner's machine.

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After furious head scratching, Yahia asked:

| Helo,
| because of licensing prob, we must add powerpoint to an Office 2007
| basic version (without powerpoint):
|
| - Can i install just MS PowerPoint of office 2007 MSDN version, on
| computers with Office 2007 basic version;
|
| this means that i'll have two diffent editions of Office on same
| machine

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Please read the MSDN terms of use before throwing out such a cavalier and incorrect answer.

From the MSDN pages:
MSDN Subscription Terms
MSDN Subscriptions offer each licensed user the right to use subscription software for *design, development, testing, and demonstration* purposes. Please see the Master End User License Agreement (PDF) or your organization's volume license agreement for all terms and conditions. Please visit the MSDN Licensing for more details, or the MSDN FAQ for the answers to common questions.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
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After furious head scratching, Peter Foldes asked:

| Yes. No problem
|
|
|
|| Helo,
|| because of licensing prob, we must add powerpoint to an Office 2007
|| basic version (without powerpoint):
||
|| - Can i install just MS PowerPoint of office 2007 MSDN version, on
|| computers with Office 2007 basic version;
||
|| this means that i'll have two diffent editions of Office on same
|| machine

 

[Peter Foldes]

Hi Milly

I am aware of the licensing with MSDN since I have a Universal subscription.Before that I had Retail subscriptions going back quite a few years

But the OP wrote the following

''this means that i'll have two diffent editions of Office on same machine ''

I did not find anything wrong with giving the OP the answer that I did since you also posted the following

""except for one copy of Office on the MSDN owner's machine.""

To me that translates as one copy on his machine and also that any part or suite of Office from MSDN . This also applies to corporate subscriptions that download and install on a corporate network.

Single subscriptions are restricted to a single machine but corporate downloads with volume licenses are a bit different if you read all the licensing's agreement concerning corporate licensing details

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Peter

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Please read the MSDN terms of use before throwing out such a cavalier and incorrect answer.

From the MSDN pages:
MSDN Subscription Terms
MSDN Subscriptions offer each licensed user the right to use subscription software for *design, development, testing, and demonstration* purposes. Please see the Master End User License Agreement (PDF) or your organization's volume license agreement for all terms and conditions. Please visit the MSDN Licensing for more details, or the MSDN FAQ for the answers to common questions.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Peter Foldes asked:

| Yes. No problem
|
|
|
|| Helo,
|| because of licensing prob, we must add powerpoint to an Office 2007
|| basic version (without powerpoint):
||
|| - Can i install just MS PowerPoint of office 2007 MSDN version, on
|| computers with Office 2007 basic version;
||
|| this means that i'll have two diffent editions of Office on same
|| machine

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Did you also read the part that said he wanted to add to "Office Basic" which is an OEM only version? No where did the OP state that they had a site license or a volume license and OEM Basic Office does not carry any volume license, only OEM.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Peter Foldes asked:

| Hi Milly
|
| I am aware of the licensing with MSDN since I have a Universal
| subscription.Before that I had Retail subscriptions going back quite
| a few years
|
| But the OP wrote the following
|
| ''this means that i'll have two diffent editions of Office on same
| machine ''
|
| I did not find anything wrong with giving the OP the answer that I
| did since you also posted the following
|
| ""except for one copy of Office on the MSDN owner's machine.""
|
| To me that translates as one copy on his machine and also that any
| part or suite of Office from MSDN . This also applies to corporate
| subscriptions that download and install on a corporate network.
|
| Single subscriptions are restricted to a single machine but corporate
| downloads with volume licenses are a bit different if you read all
| the licensing's agreement concerning corporate licensing details
|
|
|| Yes. No problem
||
||
|| ||| Helo,
||| because of licensing prob, we must add powerpoint to an Office 2007
||| basic version (without powerpoint):
|||
||| - Can i install just MS PowerPoint of office 2007 MSDN version, on
||| computers with Office 2007 basic version;
|||
||| this means that i'll have two diffent editions of Office on same
||| machine

 

[Peter Foldes]

Milly

I did not catch that. Thanks

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Peter

Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others
Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged.

Did you also read the part that said he wanted to add to "Office Basic" which is an OEM only version? No where did the OP state that they had a site license or a volume license and OEM Basic Office does not carry any volume license, only OEM.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Peter Foldes asked:

| Hi Milly
|
| I am aware of the licensing with MSDN since I have a Universal
| subscription.Before that I had Retail subscriptions going back quite
| a few years
|
| But the OP wrote the following
|
| ''this means that i'll have two diffent editions of Office on same
| machine ''
|
| I did not find anything wrong with giving the OP the answer that I
| did since you also posted the following
|
| ""except for one copy of Office on the MSDN owner's machine.""
|
| To me that translates as one copy on his machine and also that any
| part or suite of Office from MSDN . This also applies to corporate
| subscriptions that download and install on a corporate network.
|
| Single subscriptions are restricted to a single machine but corporate
| downloads with volume licenses are a bit different if you read all
| the licensing's agreement concerning corporate licensing details
|
|
|| Yes. No problem
||
||
|| ||| Helo,
||| because of licensing prob, we must add powerpoint to an Office 2007
||| basic version (without powerpoint):
|||
||| - Can i install just MS PowerPoint of office 2007 MSDN version, on
||| computers with Office 2007 basic version;
|||
||| this means that i'll have two diffent editions of Office on same
||| machine