can i use office on another computer

You mean to tell me that after paying a outrageous price for the new office
xp standard that i can only use it on one computer out of the three I own???

You can read the End User License Agreement that applies to your
copy of Office by starting Word and clicking on Help | Microsoft
Word Help | Contents | expand the "Microsoft Word Help"
category | End User License Agreement. The "Grant of License"
section in the EULA tells you how many computers that your
particular copy of Office can be installed on.

Office xp an only be used on 1 computer wrote:

You mean to tell me that after paying a outrageous price for the new office
xp standard that i can only use it on one computer out of the three I own???

this what it said..

You may make a second copy of the Software Product and install it on a
portable Device for the exclusive use of the person who is the primary user
of the first copy of the Software Product. A license for the Software Product
may not be shared I have it on my home computer but I want to put it on my
office computer, (for myself)???

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:

You can read the End User License Agreement that applies to your
copy of Office by starting Word and clicking on Help | Microsoft
Word Help | Contents | expand the "Microsoft Word Help"
category | End User License Agreement. The "Grant of License"
section in the EULA tells you how many computers that your
particular copy of Office can be installed on.

Office xp an only be used on 1 computer wrote:

You mean to tell me that after paying a outrageous price for the new office
xp standard that i can only use it on one computer out of the three I own???

The EULA says you are not supposed to install the software on two
desktop PCs, if that is what you are thinking about doing.

Office xp an only be used on 1 computer wrote:

this what it said..

You may make a second copy of the Software Product and install it on a
portable Device for the exclusive use of the person who is the primary user
of the first copy of the Software Product. A license for the Software Product
may not be shared I have it on my home computer but I want to put it on my
office computer, (for myself)???

"garfield-n-odie" wrote:


You can read the End User License Agreement that applies to your
copy of Office by starting Word and clicking on Help | Microsoft
Word Help | Contents | expand the "Microsoft Word Help"
category | End User License Agreement. The "Grant of License"
section in the EULA tells you how many computers that your
particular copy of Office can be installed on.

Office xp an only be used on 1 computer wrote:


You mean to tell me that after paying a outrageous price for the new office
xp standard that i can only use it on one computer out of the three I own???