Re: Question on single product key and home wireless network
- From: Bob Greenblatt <bob@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 31 Mar 2008 08:00:28 -0400
On 3/30/08 10:39 AM, in article C4151E46.37A65%onlygeneraltaz1@xxxxxxxxxxxx,
"CyberTaz" <onlygeneraltaz1@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
<snip>Sorry Bob,
On 3/30/08 12:12 AM, in article eTTBQxhkIHA.1184@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
"Daiya Mitchell" <daiyaNOSPAM@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
if I needed to send something to print from my desktop, I would need to close<snip>
Office on my laptop first?
If you have your network properly configured, No, you shouldn't have to hop
from one Mac to another:-) You should be able to select, open & print the
docs on one system while working from the other... That's what *networking*
is all about;-)
Regards |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
But this is exactly the problem. The poster has only one license which
prohibits 2 machines on the same network from running Office at the same
time. If the printer is connected to only the desktop, (yes, I agree the
network may not be properly configured) while working on the laptop on a
Word document, the user will have to get the document from the laptop to the
desktop via save as, or a finder copy. Close Word on the lap top, go to the
desk top, start word and print the document.
--
Bob Greenblatt [MVP], Macintosh
bobgreenblattATmsnDOTcom
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