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September 12th, 2008, 04:42 PM
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Office 2003 installs?
There are 3 install limits on 3 separate pc's for all Office products.
Wouldn't it be easier if one would just install Office 03' to an external hard drive...where if you do buy a new pc...all you have to do is to plug that to the new pc?? Would Office work as normal if installed to external drive? Any comments? 
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September 12th, 2008, 04:49 PM
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Office 2003 installs?
Answered in your duplicate post from a few minutes ago.
"Lai704" wrote in message ... : There are 3 install limits on 3 separate pc's for all Office products. : Wouldn't it be easier if one would just install Office 03' to an external : hard drive...where if you do buy a new pc...all you have to do is to plug : that to the new pc?? : : Would Office work as normal if installed to external drive? : : Any comments?
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September 12th, 2008, 05:04 PM
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Office 2003 installs?
No, there are NOT 3 install limits on 3 separate pc's for all Office
products. There are 1 install limit on OEM Office products, Work at Home, and Academic releases, a Special 2 install limit on most Retail Editions (Primary and portable), and ONLY the Student version has 3. Lai704 wrote: There are 3 install limits on 3 separate pc's for all Office products. Wouldn't it be easier if one would just install Office 03' to an external hard drive...where if you do buy a new pc...all you have to do is to plug that to the new pc?? Would Office work as normal if installed to external drive? Any comments?
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