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paulr

13 February 2012 05:33 PM

I need to install outlook on two computers.

.........but looking on the net, it seems all versions specify "one pc". Both computers are my own, so its one user. Does that mean i can only install it one one. (How annoying)

Vista, Office 2007 student version.

Any other options.
All i can see is buy Office 2010 business which is one user, 2 pc's, but at £180 its a lot to pay.

scouser321

13 February 2012 08:12 PM

Buying office buys you 1 license for 1 pc.

You could try open office which is similar and freeware

Beastie

14 February 2012 06:31 AM

hutton_d

15 February 2012 11:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by paulr (Post 10485948)

.........but looking on the net, it seems all versions specify "one pc". Both computers are my own, so its one user. Does that mean i can only install it one one. (How annoying)

Vista, Office 2007 student version.

Any other options.
All i can see is buy Office 2010 business which is one user, 2 pc's, but at £180 its a lot to pay.

Got kids? Get the 'educational discount' version of office. I got 2010 Ultimate (or whatever it's called) for about £40 as I have a son at primary school. 'Softwareforstudents' rings a bell but can't check at the moment as I'm away from home and having to lower myself to typing this on a Macbook Pro .... :D

Can't you install Thunderbird on one and use that?

Dave

andys

15 February 2012 11:57 AM

http://www.software4students.co.uk/M...s-details.aspx

can be installed on two computers

scooby595

16 February 2012 07:40 PM

Order before March 31st though as Microsoft are pulling out of the educational discount scheme!

paulr

16 February 2012 09:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by scooby595 (Post 10491173)

Order before March 31st though as Microsoft are pulling out of the educational discount scheme!

Thanks guys.................done. Office 2010 Proffessional for £40.

:)

ChrisB

17 February 2012 03:15 PM

FWIW (as Paul's sorted already) but...

If you buy the full retail version of Office (AKA FPP (Full Packaged Product) or "Traditional Disk") then you can install Office on your desktop and laptop PC:

Quote:

If you purchase a Traditional Disc retail license of Office Home and Business 2010 or Office Professional 2010, the retail license terms allow you to install, activate, and use Office Home and Business 2010 or Office Professional 2010 on your primary PC and your portable device such as your laptop. This license is for your use exclusively.

Norman Dog

23 February 2012 07:18 AM

A free, fully working copy can easily be sourced on ther net. :norty:

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