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Microsoft Office 2010 -3 PCs

Kamchatka1 · 2011-01-06 01:23:45

Hi, Yesterday , I bought Microsoft Office 2010 Home and Student(CD Version). I did not realize until I got home that it is not just for one PC, but for three PCs. When I install it , I read that I have 30 days to activate it. My question is: Can I install it on one PC now , then activate it , and install it on 2 other PCs…

06-01-2011 2:23am

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Kamchatka1

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Hi,

Yesterday , I bought Microsoft Office 2010 Home and Student(CD Version).

I did not realize until I got home that it is not just for one PC, but for three PCs.

When I install it , I read that I have 30 days to activate it.

My question is: Can I install it on one PC now , then activate it , and install it on 2 other PCs whenever I want in the future? Maybe there is a time limit in which it has to be installed on all three computers? It doesn't say on the box.

Thanks in advance.

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#2 06-01-2011 5:53am

Odaise Gaelach

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It'll probably say for definite in the software's EULA, but I'm almost certain that you can install and activate Office on the other two computers whenever you want.

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#3 06-01-2011 5:59am

AlmightyCushion

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Yes you can use the other licences whenever you want.

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