Office 2010 Home and Business Edition

[Jack Gillis]

I am thinking of pre ordering Office 2010 Home and Business Edition to
replace my Office 2003. Will I be able to install it on my desktop and
laptop with the license that comes with 2010 or will I have to buy two
licenses? That would probably be a deal killer.

Thank you.

 

[LD55ZRA]

I am thinking of pre ordering Office 2010 Home and Business Edition to
replace my Office 2003. Will I be able to install it on my desktop and
laptop with the license that comes with 2010 or will I have to buy two
licenses? That would probably be a deal killer.

Thank you.

You can pre-ordering now from Amazon
<http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Off..._1_1?ie=UTF8&s=software&qid=1271536325&sr=1-1>,
or you could buy Office 2007 now (from amazon or other retailers) and
get upgrade free of charge to Office 2010
<http://office2010.microsoft.com/en-...ogy-guarantee-united-kingdom-FX101829423.aspx>.


The upgrade is either download version or a DVD version subject to
paying a modest sum to cover handling and shipping costs about $10.

Either way, the systems requirements for Office 2010 is here:

<http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/ee624351(office.14).aspx>

You can install Office 2010 - Home 7 Student version on 3 systems at any
one time so I can tell you categorically that you don't need to buy two
licenses.

hth


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[David Troxell - Encourager Software]

I am thinking of pre ordering Office 2010 Home and Business Edition to
replace my Office 2003. Will I be able to install it on my desktop and
laptop with the license that comes with 2010 or will I have to buy two
licenses? That would probably be a deal killer.

Jack,

That depends on how you buy it - major sources on the internet have quoted
Microsoft that upgrade pricing will NOT be available.

Basically, you either buy a Full Packaged Product that includes a disc and
more flexible license terms (this is what I believe you need) or a more
limited Product Key Card (Previously the term Media-Less was used)

A Product key card version is less expensive, BUT Licensed for 1 install on
single PC only AND License cannot be transferred to another PC -

according to the description supplied on Amazon.com (I am using that source
as a reference so you can compare and pre-order if desired)

Included with Office Home and Business 2010

* Word * Excel * PowerPoint * Outlook * OneNote

Included with Office Professional 2010

* Word * Excel * PowerPoint * Outlook * OneNote * Publisher * Access

Microsoft Office 2010 Home & Business
http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Office-2010-Home-Business/dp/B0036Z0NZI/encouragersof-20

Traditional Disc Version

This version of Microsoft Office Professional 2010 includes the software on
disc, with a product key. It is licensed for one user to install on two PCs
- a primary machine and a portable PC.

* * * * *

Microsoft Office Home & Business 2010 Product Key Card

http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Office-Home-Business-Product/dp/B0039L50J8/encouragersof-20

Key Card Version

About Microsoft Office 2010 Product Key Cards

A Product Key Card provides another way to purchase Office with a PC. It
includes a 25-character Product Key designed to activate Office software on
a preloaded PC.

Product Key Card features

* Includes 25-character Product Key only, no disc.
* Designed to activate Office on 1 PC preloaded with Office 2010
suites. For a limited time, customers buying a PC without Office 2010
preloaded, can download the software at www.office.com/productkeycard.

(my note - this will not be available until the product is ready to ship)

* Licensed for 1 install on single PC only.
* License cannot be transferred to another PC.
* Download backup available at www.office.com/productkeycard

Microsoft Office 2010 Professional (Disc Version)

http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Office-2010-Professional-Version/dp/B0036Z0NW6/encouragersof-20


Microsoft Office Professional 2010 Product Key Card

http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Office-Professional-2010-Product/dp/B0039L31P8/encouragersof-20

David

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[Jack Gillis]

You can pre-ordering now from Amazon
<http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Off..._1_1?ie=UTF8&s=software&qid=1271536325&sr=1-1>,
or you could buy Office 2007 now (from amazon or other retailers) and get
upgrade free of charge to Office 2010
<http://office2010.microsoft.com/en-...ogy-guarantee-united-kingdom-FX101829423.aspx>.

The upgrade is either download version or a DVD version subject to paying
a modest sum to cover handling and shipping costs about $10.

Either way, the systems requirements for Office 2010 is here:

<http://technet.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/ee624351(office.14).aspx>

You can install Office 2010 - Home 7 Student version on 3 systems at any
one time so I can tell you categorically that you don't need to buy two
licenses.

hth

Yes, thank you, Does what you say about the Home Student version apply to
the Home and Business Version?

Thanks again.

 

[Jack Gillis]

"David Troxell - Encourager Software"

Jack,

That depends on how you buy it - major sources on the internet have quoted
Microsoft that upgrade pricing will NOT be available.

Basically, you either buy a Full Packaged Product that includes a disc and
more flexible license terms (this is what I believe you need) or a more
limited Product Key Card (Previously the term Media-Less was used)

A Product key card version is less expensive, BUT Licensed for 1 install
on
single PC only AND License cannot be transferred to another PC -

according to the description supplied on Amazon.com (I am using that
source
as a reference so you can compare and pre-order if desired)

Included with Office Home and Business 2010

* Word * Excel * PowerPoint * Outlook * OneNote

Included with Office Professional 2010

* Word * Excel * PowerPoint * Outlook * OneNote * Publisher * Access

Microsoft Office 2010 Home & Business
http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Office-2010-Home-Business/dp/B0036Z0NZI/encouragersof-20

Traditional Disc Version

This version of Microsoft Office Professional 2010 includes the software
on
disc, with a product key. It is licensed for one user to install on two
PCs
- a primary machine and a portable PC.

Thank you. Did you mean the Home and Business version rather that the
Professional version or did I misinterpret?

 

[David Troxell - Encourager Software]

"David Troxell - Encourager Software"

Thank you. Did you mean the Home and Business version rather that the
Professional version or did I misinterpret?

Jack,

What I included in my reply applies to BOTH Office 2010 Home and Business
version and Office 2010 Professional version.

I included both as a reference for others that might need the additional
programs included with Office 2010 Professional.

Another reply to you was actually quoting Office Home and Student 2010 -

Full Packaged Product of Office Home and Student 2010 is a license for 3
computer and a Product Key Card version of Office Home and Student 2010 is
a license for:

Licensed for 1 install on single PC only AND License cannot be transferred
to another PC

AND this additional restriction applies to Office Home and Student 2010:

NOTE: - Not for use in any commercial, nonprofit or revenue-generating
activities, or by any government organization.

Microsoft decided to simplify the Office Suite 2010 lineup - so one cannot
assume IF they buy a particular 2007 suite (with free 2010 upgrade) they
will get the same products included in the free 2010 upgrade.

Buy Office 2007 - Office 2010 Free, MFG - Microsoft
http://office2010.microsoft.com/en-...ce-2010-technology-guarantee-FX101825695.aspx

"Your Office 2010 upgrade may not have the same programs as your Office
2007 suite. See the FAQ for more information."

David



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[LD55ZRA]

Yes, thank you, Does what you say about the Home Student version apply
to the Home and Business Version?

Thanks again.

To get free Office Home & Business 2010 you need to buy Office Standard
2007. Its licensing terms are as follows:

2. INSTALLATION AND USE RIGHTS. Before you use the software under a
license, you must assign that license to one device. That device is the
“licensed device.” A hardware partition or blade is considered to be a
separate device.
a. Licensed Device. You may install and use one copy of the software on
the licensed device.
b. Portable Device. You may install another copy on a portable device
for use by the single primary user of the licensed device.
c. Separation of Components. The components of the software are licensed
as a single unit. You may not separate the components and install them
on different devices.


I suspect these licensing terms will be the same in Office 2010. the
source os here:

<http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/products/HA102103171033.aspx>

At he above link, all Office 2007 is listed and you need to click on it
to get a link to the downloadable license.

The comparisons with Office 2007 is here:

<http://store.microsoft.com/microsoft/Office-Suites/category/202>

At the bottom of the chart you will see office 2010 equivalent product.

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[David Troxell - Encourager Software]

Jack,

What I included in my reply applies to BOTH Office 2010 Home and Business
version and Office 2010 Professional version.

Jack,

OK, caught my mistake - I was posting a reference to the Office 2010 Home
and Business - and included a Microsoft Office Professional 2010 reference
- sorry

BOTH Office 2010 Home and Business version and Office 2010 Professional
version -

Full Packaged Product include:

"the software on disc, with a product key. It is licensed for one user to
install on two PCs - a primary machine and a portable PC."

As a business owner, I believe this is what you originally indicated you
needed - license to install on 2 computers.

David

I included both as a reference for others that might need the additional
programs included with Office 2010 Professional.

Another reply to you was actually quoting Office Home and Student 2010 -

Full Packaged Product of Office Home and Student 2010 is a license for 3
computer and a Product Key Card version of Office Home and Student 2010 is
a license for:

Licensed for 1 install on single PC only AND License cannot be transferred
to another PC

AND this additional restriction applies to Office Home and Student 2010:

NOTE: - Not for use in any commercial, nonprofit or revenue-generating
activities, or by any government organization.

Microsoft decided to simplify the Office Suite 2010 lineup - so one cannot
assume IF they buy a particular 2007 suite (with free 2010 upgrade) they
will get the same products included in the free 2010 upgrade.

Buy Office 2007 - Office 2010 Free, MFG - Microsoft
http://office2010.microsoft.com/en-...ce-2010-technology-guarantee-FX101825695.aspx

"Your Office 2010 upgrade may not have the same programs as your Office
2007 suite. See the FAQ for more information."

David

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[David Troxell - Encourager Software]

To get free Office Home & Business 2010 you need to buy Office Standard
2007. Its licensing terms are as follows:

Thanks for providing these resources and URL locations:

However, I would suggest to Jack that if he can wait until the official
release for 2010 - he would save money buying:

Office 2010 Home and Business Edition Full Packaged Product at USD $279.99
unless he can find a price closer to the 2010 version pricing:

Lowest I could find was this at Amazon:

Microsoft Office Standard 2007 FULL VERSION at USD $318.54

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000HCVR3A/encouragersof-20

For some, that might be close enough.

And of course, using the Microsoft comparison resource page:

http://store.microsoft.com/microsoft/Office-Suites/category/202

Buy Microsoft Office Standard 2007 today - get Office Home and Business
2010 free

David

2. INSTALLATION AND USE RIGHTS. Before you use the software under a
license, you must assign that license to one device. That device is the
´licensed device.¡ A hardware partition or blade is considered to be a
separate device.
a. Licensed Device. You may install and use one copy of the software on
the licensed device.
b. Portable Device. You may install another copy on a portable device
for use by the single primary user of the licensed device.
c. Separation of Components. The components of the software are licensed
as a single unit. You may not separate the components and install them
on different devices.


I suspect these licensing terms will be the same in Office 2010. the
source os here:

<http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/products/HA102103171033.aspx>

At he above link, all Office 2007 is listed and you need to click on it
to get a link to the downloadable license.

The comparisons with Office 2007 is here:

<http://store.microsoft.com/microsoft/Office-Suites/category/202>

At the bottom of the chart you will see office 2010 equivalent product.

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[LD55ZRA]

Sure. He could also buy an upgrade version provided he has the
necessary qualifying product. For example, for most Office 2007
"business" products, Microsoft Works version 6.0 to version 9.0 is a
qualifying product and so if he shops around for Works product (about
$20 from Amazon) then he would be in a better position to buy an upgrade
of Office 2007 now and this could be upgraded to Office 2010 for free
when it is released end June. Obviously, one needs to do the sums to
get the optimum benefit. The last thing I want is him ending up paying
more than he should. I like people to save money wherever possible.

hth

Thanks for providing these resources and URL locations:

However, I would suggest to Jack that if he can wait until the official
release for 2010 - he would save money buying:

Office 2010 Home and Business Edition Full Packaged Product at USD $279.99
unless he can find a price closer to the 2010 version pricing:

Lowest I could find was this at Amazon:

Microsoft Office Standard 2007 FULL VERSION at USD $318.54

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000HCVR3A/encouragersof-20

For some, that might be close enough.

And of course, using the Microsoft comparison resource page:

http://store.microsoft.com/microsoft/Office-Suites/category/202

Buy Microsoft Office Standard 2007 today - get Office Home and Business
2010 free

David

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[David Troxell - Encourager Software]

Sure. He could also buy an upgrade version provided he has the
necessary qualifying product. For example, for most Office 2007
"business" products, Microsoft Works version 6.0 to version 9.0 is a
qualifying product and so if he shops around for Works product (about
$20 from Amazon) then he would be in a better position to buy an upgrade
of Office 2007 now and this could be upgraded to Office 2010 for free
when it is released end June. Obviously, one needs to do the sums to
get the optimum benefit. The last thing I want is him ending up paying
more than he should. I like people to save money wherever possible.

There ARE a limited number of 2007 products you can BUY today and receive
FREE 2010, so I suggest this URL:

http://office2010.microsoft.com/en-...010-technology-guarantee-faq-HA101812304.aspx

Then click on "What Office 2007 products qualify..."

For what Jack indicated he needed - my previous post of

"Microsoft Office Standard 2007 FULL VERSION at USD $318.54

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000HCVR3A/encouragersof-20

Buy Microsoft Office Standard 2007 today - get Office Home and Business
2010 free"

might possibly meets his needs (and others)

David

hth

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[Peter Foldes]

David


The version of Office 2010 that is given free with the offer is Home and Student.
Where do you see the Home and Business version

 

[David Troxell - Encourager Software]

David



The version of Office 2010 that is given free with the offer is Home and Student.
Where do you see the Home and Business version

Peter,

In one of two places - use this handy chart - Buy 2007 Suite - Get THIS
2010 Suite

http://store.microsoft.com/microsoft/Office-Suites/category/202

OR

http://office2010.microsoft.com/en-...010-technology-guarantee-faq-HA101812304.aspx

Then click on "What Office 2007 products qualify..."

(NOTE: Purchase and activate a qualifying Office 2007 product between March
5, 2010, and September 30, 2010, and you can download Office 2010 at no
additional cost.)

The 2nd reference includes:

Office Standard 2007 - get Office Home and Business 2010

Buy Office Basic 2007 - get Office Home and Business 2010

David

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[Jack Gillis]

"David Troxell - Encourager Software"

Jack,

What I included in my reply applies to BOTH Office 2010 Home and Business
version and Office 2010 Professional version.

I included both as a reference for others that might need the additional
programs included with Office 2010 Professional.

Another reply to you was actually quoting Office Home and Student 2010 -

Full Packaged Product of Office Home and Student 2010 is a license for 3
computer and a Product Key Card version of Office Home and Student 2010 is
a license for:

Licensed for 1 install on single PC only AND License cannot be transferred
to another PC

AND this additional restriction applies to Office Home and Student 2010:

NOTE: - Not for use in any commercial, nonprofit or revenue-generating
activities, or by any government organization.

Microsoft decided to simplify the Office Suite 2010 lineup - so one cannot
assume IF they buy a particular 2007 suite (with free 2010 upgrade) they
will get the same products included in the free 2010 upgrade.

Buy Office 2007 - Office 2010 Free, MFG - Microsoft
http://office2010.microsoft.com/en-...ce-2010-technology-guarantee-FX101825695.aspx

"Your Office 2010 upgrade may not have the same programs as your Office
2007 suite. See the FAQ for more information."

David




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Thank you. Now I understand.

 

[firewoman1099]

If I buy a boxed version that allows use on 2 computers do you know if
can have a different email account for each when using Outlook

 

[Peter Foldes]

Yes

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[Zoolook]

Yes

Am I missing something, or can you have as many e-mail accounts on ANY
version of Outlook that you require/want?

Isn't the only restriction on the number of machines it is installed or
run on?

If one has a single install version, can they not have 20 mail addresses
used through it?

 

[Peter Foldes]

Am I missing something, or can you have as many e-mail accounts on ANY version of
Outlook that you require/want?
Yes

Isn't the only restriction on the number of machines it is installed or run on?
No

If one has a single install version, can they not have 20 mail addresses used
through it?

Yes



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