product key will not work

I have installed my version of office professional 2003 on two computers so
far, now I am trying to install it on a third and it will not let me because
it says the product key is not valid. Can I only install it on a maximum of
two computer?

Theritically you can install Office 2003 on multiple computers but can
Activate it on only 2. So the invalid PID error is possibly because of the
below reasons..

-There is a Trial version of Office 2003 Standard on the computer
-There is another(or Older) version of Office on the computer.
-There is a Stand-alone application(Like Word, Excel) installed on the
Computer
-Its an issue with the Windows Installer..

95% of the times its one of the first 3 scenarios. Please goto START
CONTROL PANEL ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS. and remove all entries of Office and/or
any standalones listed there and that should take care of the issue


"Brian P." Brian wrote in message
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I have installed my version of office professional 2003 on two computers so
far, now I am trying to install it on a third and it will not let me
because
it says the product key is not valid. Can I only install it on a maximum
of
two computer?

The Eula states that you can install the Offoce2003 on 2 computers. Like =
a Desktop or a Laptop or any combination of the 2. If you would like to =
install it on a 3rd computer you would need to purchase another license

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Peter

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two computer?

Dummy! The OP can wait 120 days since 1st activation and install it on more
comps. Actually MANY more comps!
"Peter Foldes" wrote in message
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The Eula states that you can install the Offoce2003 on 2 computers. Like a
Desktop or a Laptop or any combination of the 2. If you would like to
install it on a 3rd computer you would need to purchase another license

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Peter

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"Brian P." Brian wrote in message
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I have installed my version of office professional 2003 on two computers so
far, now I am trying to install it on a third and it will not let me
because
it says the product key is not valid. Can I only install it on a maximum
of
two computer?

Well then let us then wait the 4 months (120 days) and see the answer =
from the OP. If your are dumb enough to come back and see his answer

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On Fri, 19 Aug 2005 17:53:00 -0500, "Brian" wrote:

Dummy! The OP can wait 120 days since 1st activation and install it on more
comps. Actually MANY more comps!
"Peter Foldes" wrote in message
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The Eula states that you can install the Offoce2003 on 2 computers. Like a
Desktop or a Laptop or any combination of the 2. If you would like to
install it on a 3rd computer you would need to purchase another license

I know that Microsoft removes all activation records 120 days after
you first install Windows XP, but I've never heard of them removing
Office activation records 120 days after installation.

**** NOTE **** You would create a NEW activation record for XP if you
activate it again after the 120 days. Of course, you cannot use it
beyond the 30 days grace period without activating the product, unless
you choose to lie to the Activation support person you will have to
call if you activate a second installation of XP after the 120 days,
then attempt to activate on the original machine.

Please provide documentation for your claim that activation records
for Office are also removed after 120 days.

Donald L McDaniel
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