Install Office XP on My Laptop?

I have a fully-registered version of Office XP Small
Business on my desktop. I'd like to now install it on my
just-purchased laptop, as per Microsoft's regulations, for
my own exclusive use:

From:
http://www.microsoft.com/piracy/basi...tion/mpafaq.as
p

"The underlying principles of Microsoft's software
licenses have not changed. Microsoft's End User License
Agreements (EULAs) have always stipulated the number of
PCs that software can be installed on. Product Activation
does not change that. Office XP or Office 2003 may be
installed on one PC. The primary user of Office may also
install one copy on a laptop computer for their exclusive
use."

Does anyone know how I'd go about that? I'm being asked
for my Confirmation ID: Do I need to phone in again?
Thanks.

It shall activate. if not, choose the phone method...

G.

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"Peter" wrote in message
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I have a fully-registered version of Office XP Small
Business on my desktop. I'd like to now install it on my
just-purchased laptop, as per Microsoft's regulations, for
my own exclusive use:

From:
http://www.microsoft.com/piracy/basi...tion/mpafaq.as
p

"The underlying principles of Microsoft's software
licenses have not changed. Microsoft's End User License
Agreements (EULAs) have always stipulated the number of
PCs that software can be installed on. Product Activation
does not change that. Office XP or Office 2003 may be
installed on one PC. The primary user of Office may also
install one copy on a laptop computer for their exclusive
use."

Does anyone know how I'd go about that? I'm being asked
for my Confirmation ID: Do I need to phone in again?
Thanks.

Office XP Small Business Edition was OEM only version. Therefore, it cannot
be installed on any system other than the one on which it came preinstalled.

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After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer, Peter asked:

| I have a fully-registered version of Office XP Small
| Business on my desktop. I'd like to now install it on my
| just-purchased laptop, as per Microsoft's regulations, for
| my own exclusive use:
|
| From:
| http://www.microsoft.com/piracy/basi...tion/mpafaq.as
| p
|
| "The underlying principles of Microsoft's software
| licenses have not changed. Microsoft's End User License
| Agreements (EULAs) have always stipulated the number of
| PCs that software can be installed on. Product Activation
| does not change that. Office XP or Office 2003 may be
| installed on one PC. The primary user of Office may also
| install one copy on a laptop computer for their exclusive
| use."
|
| Does anyone know how I'd go about that? I'm being asked
| for my Confirmation ID: Do I need to phone in again?
| Thanks.

Excuse me, missed the SB name.

G.

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Gyorgy Moldova, MCSE+I
Office Systems MVP

E-mail:
Messenger:

"Just an average Slytherin student..."
"Peter" wrote in message
...
I have a fully-registered version of Office XP Small
Business on my desktop. I'd like to now install it on my
just-purchased laptop, as per Microsoft's regulations, for
my own exclusive use:

From:
http://www.microsoft.com/piracy/basi...tion/mpafaq.as
p

"The underlying principles of Microsoft's software
licenses have not changed. Microsoft's End User License
Agreements (EULAs) have always stipulated the number of
PCs that software can be installed on. Product Activation
does not change that. Office XP or Office 2003 may be
installed on one PC. The primary user of Office may also
install one copy on a laptop computer for their exclusive
use."

Does anyone know how I'd go about that? I'm being asked
for my Confirmation ID: Do I need to phone in again?
Thanks.