The EULA says I can load my retail version of Office XP Professional on one desktop plus one laptop. Is there any reason why I can't load it on two desktops, given that they will never be used simultaneously? I have a weekend home with a computer too.
EULA Office XP - how many copies?
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EULA Office XP - how many copies?
by James » Wed, 27 Aug 2003 22:11:54 GMT
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