I currently own a copy of office xp standard and have it installed on my pc, however tomorrow I will be picking up my new computer and wanted to get office xp installed on it. Is it possible to do so without buying a new copy. I also would like to keep office on my existing pc.
getting office xp on my new computer
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getting office xp on my new computer
by QnJhZA » Thu, 29 Jan 2004 14:06:04 GMT
Re: getting office xp on my new computer
by Martin » Thu, 29 Jan 2004 14:29:07 GMT
pc, however tomorrow I will be picking up my new computer and wanted to get office xp installed on it. Is it possible to do so without buying a new copy. I also would like to keep office on my existing pc. In help search for EULA, this is the agreement you accepted when the software was installed/first used. The general EULA is one PC and one laptop providing both are owned and used by you; not two PC's.
Re: getting office xp on my new computer
by QnJhZA » Thu, 29 Jan 2004 14:56:06 GMT
What if I was to remove office from my existing pc
"Brad" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in messag
> I currently own a copy of office xp standard and have it installed on m
pc, however tomorrow I will be picking up my new computer and wanted to ge
office xp installed on it. Is it possible to do so without buying a ne
copy. I also would like to keep office on my existing pc
In help search for EULA, this is the agreement you accepted when th
software was installed/first used
The general EULA is one PC and one laptop providing both are owned and use
by you; not two PC's
Re: getting office xp on my new computer
by YnJhZA » Thu, 29 Jan 2004 15:01:08 GMT
If I was to remove office from my existing pc I would be able to use the office cd to load it on my new computer though... right?
> I currently own a copy of office xp standard and have it installed on my
pc, however tomorrow I will be picking up my new computer and wanted to get
office xp installed on it. Is it possible to do so without buying a new
copy. I also would like to keep office on my existing pc.
In help search for EULA, this is the agreement you accepted when the
software was installed/first used.
The general EULA is one PC and one laptop providing both are owned and used
by you; not two PC's.
Re: getting office xp on my new computer
by DL » Thu, 29 Jan 2004 18:43:16 GMT
Yes office cd to load it on my new computer though... right? on my to get new and used
Re: getting office xp on my new computer
by Beth Melton » Fri, 30 Jan 2004 02:05:47 GMT
Hi Brad, This depends on whether or not Office XP is an OEM version. If it came preinstalled on your computer then it is licensed to that computer and it is nontransferable. -- Please post all follow-up questions to the newsgroup. Requests for assistance by email can not be acknowledged. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Beth Melton Microsoft Office MVP Word FAQ: http://www.**--****.com/ TechTrax eZine: http://www.**--****.com/ MVP FAQ site: http://www.**--****.com/ the office cd to load it on my new computer though... right? installed on my wanted to get buying a new when the owned and used
Re: getting office xp on my new computer
by Martin » Fri, 30 Jan 2004 02:41:42 GMT
The EULA is what you accepted when the software was installed/first used. It will tell you what you can do with the software, and now many times you can install it. The EULA should be your first point of enquiry when it comes to licencing issues since it is THE agreement you are bound by.
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