Lord Of The Keys
I bought Microsoft Office 2003 Student Edition and it comes with 3 licences. If I install it on this computer, and 2 others I am ok. However, if I get a new PC and want to install in on that PC, and remove it from one of the others, how does it tell how many times I have used my licence? Anybody know?
Retired
you BOUGHT it? :0
conor's loaded.
lol, i think you can install it on a fourth, it just wont exactly be "legal"
wouldnt matter to me since technically all my software is illegal anyway rofl
Don't you wish Microsoft had Apple's great Authorize/Deauthorize computer feature? So do I.
Other than that, no idea unless you want it to be illegal.
Last edited by Nathan; 06-04-2006 at 02:45 PM.
x10 Elder
That's one of the features I dislike of Microsoft. I've had that happen with many of my Microsoft Office products. I will buy a license for a couple of computers, then get a new one and I can't transfer the office suite. Ugh...
Lord Of The Keys
So you can't transfer at all for sure?
Lord Of The Keys
Why not? It would be like bringing a Xbox game to someone else's house.
Seven: This rule is so underrated, keep your family and business completely separated.
Lets ignore him since he has no idea what he's talking about... :nuts:Originally Posted by Cynical
Lord Of The Keys
I meant the licence. How do they know whether or not you uninstalled it on one PC and reinstalled it on another?
x10 Elder
I'm pretty sure that you can install it on the new computer as long as the licence is only being used on three computers at a time.
Worst comes to worst, just call up their customer support and ask them.
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Lord Of The Keys
Figured that. Thanks a lot.
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