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September 23rd, 2009, 05:01 PM
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changing servers
I am wanting to purchase publisher for my office. We are preparing to upgrade
to a new server in a few weeks and am worried that I will have to repurchase publisher when we switch over. Will my publisher program be available post changeover, or should I wait until after the change to buy the product? I am sure this isn't a very smart question but nonetheless I would like to know before I make my purchase. 
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September 23rd, 2009, 05:16 PM
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Im not exactly sure what you are asking, but Publisher is not network
friendly...sure you can install Publisher on your local machine and save files to the server, but Publisher isn't multi-user -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rob Giordano Microsoft MVP Expression Web "Bethel" wrote in message ... I am wanting to purchase publisher for my office. We are preparing to upgrade to a new server in a few weeks and am worried that I will have to repurchase publisher when we switch over. Will my publisher program be available post changeover, or should I wait until after the change to buy the product? I am sure this isn't a very smart question but nonetheless I would like to know before I make my purchase.
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September 27th, 2009, 10:02 AM
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Bethel wrote:
I am wanting to purchase publisher for my office. We are preparing to upgrade to a new server in a few weeks and am worried that I will have to repurchase publisher when we switch over. Will my publisher program be available post changeover, or should I wait until after the change to buy the product? I am sure this isn't a very smart question but nonetheless I would like to know before I make my purchase. That depends. If you are using volume licensing to purchase Publisher for every machine in the office, then you may need to buy an additional license for the new server. If you are buying retail licenses for all machines including the server, then you will need to uninstall Publisher from the old server and install it on the new one instead. If you aren't buying Publisher to use on the server, then you should not be affected by a replacement of the server. -- Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher http://ed.mvps.org
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