I purchased Office 2007 through the Ultimate Steal. I know you are allowed to install it on one desktop and one mobile computer. How about one 32-bit OS and one 64-bit OS? I've got Vista installed on two different desktops (32 and 64) and I was hoping maybe it would be legal that Office could be installed on both as well. I don't want to run into any problems later on by installing and activating it on my 32-bit machine.
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Office 2007 (installation question)
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Well, the license specifically says one desktop and one mobile. Two desktops would be in violation of that license. The bit version of the OS doesn't matter though.
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Sounds like an honor system to me. I can't see how Microsoft would know if you're using a laptop and a desktop anyways.
A lot the licenses are. But you'd be be honoring the agreement if the BSA ever knocks on your door (not they bother individuals).