Re: Office License, 2nd unit
- From: Steve Rindsberg <abuse@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2008 22:01:16 EST
In article <E4C87C14-2F3D-4263-BB1A-B3F8DBFCB0F8@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, RickD wrote:
It cannot. I just wonder why Microsoft makes a distinction between a laptop
that I own (second license okay) and a 2nd desktop that I own (second license
not okay)? How does the presence or lack of power and a monitor make a
difference? Thanks...
Think Different applies to lawyers as well as Mac users, I guess.
Realistically, though, if they wanted to let you run a second copy on your
laptop but not on a second PC, they had to draw the line somewhere. Why not
draw the line where it clearly includes a laptop and clearly excludes a desktop?
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