Second Machine

[sylvaticus]

Hey, All,

I've installed Office 2007 and I'm loving it! It even fixes a problem that's
plagued me since Office 2003 (and even Beta 2).

I want to intsall Office on my work PC too, but I can't recall if that's
legal. In the past, we've been allowed to as long as we are the only users of
both machines, etc. I forgot to check that out in the contract while I was
installing 2007, though I seem to recall reading about this recently and it's
still permitted.

I am the only person who uses both computers (unless my cat's figure out the
PC, but that's a whole other issue! Heh....). Is it legal to do this? I so
prefer the new interface, and I think OneNote would be really useful for me
keeping track of projects and the like.

Thank You!

 

[garfield-n-odie [MVP]]

See http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/help/HA012340811033.aspx for
instructions on how to access the Software License Terms that apply to
your copy of Office 2007. The SLT will tell you the number and type of
computers that your copy of Office 2007 is licensed for installation on.
Generally speaking, retail copies of most Office 2007 editions can be
installed on one desktop and one laptop both owned by you.

 

[sylvaticus]

Thanks! I found the license and I'm good to go! I so love using Office 2007
that I've preferred using it since Beta 2. Now if only I could convince them
to let me install Vista!

Again my thanks!

Keith