May I put publisher 2002 on my home computer and my office computer?

I am never in both places at once and no one else uses either computer. Am I
allowed to load my one purchased copy on both computers?

Bob

Did it come with your computer or did you buy it separately?

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"Bob Boudewyns" wrote in message
...
I am never in both places at once and no one else uses either computer. Am
I allowed to load my one purchased copy on both computers?

Bob

I bought it separately, JoAnn.

Bob

"JoAnn Paules [MVP]" wrote in message
...
Did it come with your computer or did you buy it separately?

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"Bob Boudewyns" wrote in message
...
I am never in both places at once and no one else uses either computer. Am
I allowed to load my one purchased copy on both computers?

Bob

Bob Boudewyns wrote:
I bought it separately, JoAnn.

Bob
===========================
Here's some info copied from
the Pub 2002 EULA.

=====
General License Grant to Install
and Use Software Product. You may
install and use one copy of the Software
Product on a single computer, device,
workstation, terminal, or other digital
electronic or analog device ("Device").
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.
=====

To read the EULA...open Pub2002...
go to...Search Help for EULA...choose...
"View the End User License Agreement"

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John Inzer

Thanks, John. It's helpful to see this laid out for me.

Bob

"John Inzer" wrote in message
...
Bob Boudewyns wrote:
I bought it separately, JoAnn.

Bob
===========================
Here's some info copied from
the Pub 2002 EULA.
=====
General License Grant to Install and Use Software Product. You may install
and use one copy of the Software Product on a single computer, device,
workstation, terminal, or other digital electronic or analog device
("Device"). 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.
=====

To read the EULA...open Pub2002...
go to...Search Help for EULA...choose...
"View the End User License Agreement"

--

John Inzer

Bob Boudewyns wrote:
Thanks, John. It's helpful to see this laid out for me.

Bob
==================
You're welcome.

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John Inzer

Thank you, John. I had two meetings today that ran from 9 am until 5:15 pm.
I just got home a few moments ago. :-(

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"John Inzer" wrote in message
...
Bob Boudewyns wrote:
Thanks, John. It's helpful to see this laid out for me.

Bob
==================
You're welcome.

--

John Inzer

JoAnn Paules [MVP] wrote:
Thank you, John. I had two meetings today that ran from 9
am until 5:15 pm. I just got home a few moments ago. :-(
==========================
Glad to help when I have a clue )

Good grief...long meetings...
productive...I hope...

--

John Inzer

Yes, to some degree.

The first meeting was from 9 till noon and was about a handbook I'm
producing for a national seminar. The chairwoman and I had a one-on-one
about content. (And I'll bet you can guess which program I'll be creating it
with.) We got a lot accomplished. The seminar is mid-October. For the last
two years, I've basically been sitting back with my feet propped up. Now a
lot of the committee members are wrapping up their duties and mine is about
to start. I should be starting to get the info in by the first of July.
Deadline is Aug 1, first draft due by third week of August. I've been told I
will still be getting info in September. Gonna be a crazy summer.

The afternoon meeting started at 1. I am the webmistress for the group.
(I'll bet you can also guess which program I *don't* use for the website.)
My report was "I went, I saw, I changed, I saved, I exited." For most of the
meeting I sat there and did Sudoku puzzles. I darned near fell asleep.

Tomorrow is the region meeting with about 75 attendees. That one will be
about 2 hours long. The really cool thing is that for the first time since I
joined the group, the meeting is being held in my town. No overnight stays -
I will sleep in my own bed tonight and I get to have dinner with my husband
both days. I especially enjoy that part.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"John Inzer" wrote in message
...
JoAnn Paules [MVP] wrote:
Thank you, John. I had two meetings today that ran from 9
am until 5:15 pm. I just got home a few moments ago. :-(
==========================
Glad to help when I have a clue )

Good grief...long meetings...
productive...I hope...

--

John Inzer

JoAnn Paules [MVP] wrote:
Yes, to some degree.

The first meeting was from 9 till noon and was about a
handbook I'm producing for a national seminar. The
chairwoman and I had a one-on-one about content. (And
I'll bet you can guess which program I'll be creating it
with.) We got a lot accomplished. The seminar is
mid-October. For the last two years, I've basically been
sitting back with my feet propped up. Now a lot of the
committee members are wrapping up their duties and mine
is about to start. I should be starting to get the info
in by the first of July. Deadline is Aug 1, first draft
due by third week of August. I've been told I will still
be getting info in September. Gonna be a crazy summer.

The afternoon meeting started at 1. I am the webmistress
for the group. (I'll bet you can also guess which program
I *don't* use for the website.) My report was "I went, I
saw, I changed, I saved, I exited." For most of the
meeting I sat there and did Sudoku puzzles. I darned near
fell asleep.

Tomorrow is the region meeting with about 75 attendees.
That one will be about 2 hours long. The really cool
thing is that for the first time since I joined the
group, the meeting is being held in my town. No overnight
stays - I will sleep in my own bed tonight and I get to
have dinner with my husband both days. I especially enjoy
that part.
==============================
Sounds like it was worthwhile...and
at least you enjoyed some puzzles
and had something to look forward
to in the evening.

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John Inzer