[G4] office X

[Mel]

Yes, it does allow two installations, but the software checks over a 
local network for duplicate installations that are in use at the same 
time. The EULA states that the user of both installations must be the 
same person.
Mel

On Sunday, September 28, 2003, at 07:56  PM, Bill Calamita wrote:

>
>
> I could be wrong, but doesn't office allow two installations, one 
> being for
> a laptop?
>
>>>
>>>> OK, hypothetically now, if I had installed a copy of Microsoft 
>>>> office
>>>> X on my G4 tower and the same copy on my ti-book and both machines
>>>> were on a wireless network how would I be able to use word or excel
>>>> or whatever on the ti-book while it was open on the tower? I've 
>>>> HEARD
>>>> that if office is running on one machine it won't let the program
>>>> open on the other machine.
>>>> I would of course never do that - I'd spend $400 on the software for
>>>> each machine - but hypothetically.....
>>>>
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