Message Edited by gryjhnhpe on 03-10-2004 09:23 PM

I may have been told wrong, but I was told that you can install one copy on your notebook and one on your laptop as long as you are the only user of both. And it has to be a desktop and laptop. Maybe microsoft's web site has more on this. If I'm wrong, then I'm breaking the law. Oh, no!

Lisa

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gypsy413 wrote:    I may have been told wrong, but I was told that you can install one copy on your notebook and one on your laptop as long as you are the only user of both. And it has to be a desktop and laptop. Maybe microsoft's web site has more on this. If I'm wrong, then I'm breaking the law. Oh, no!

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Oh, yes, Gary,  I did mean desktop and laptop. I read it twice before submitting. Duh. Gettin old!

Thanks,

Lisa

gypsy413,

You can install MS Office XP on a desktop and a laptop if like you said you are the owner/user, not the Wiindows XP operating system.

Usually the EULA says;

1. GRANT OF LICENSE.  This EULA grants you the following rights:

   · Software - You may install, use, access, display, run, or otherwise interact with ("RUN") one copy of the SOFTWARE, on a single computer, workstation, terminal, handheld PC, pager, "smart phone," or other digital electronic device ("COMPUTER").

I stand corrected. At least I did say "I may be wrong".  . Now I need to decide if my laptop or my desktop go back to Home. They both run so much better on Pro. But there's no way I can afford another copy. Ahhhhh..... life's many major decisions.

Thanks everyone!

Lisa