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#15100 4-Aug-2007 10:35
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I am wondering if I uninstall Office 2007 with 3-user licences from a laptop, does that mean I still have 3 licences left?

I read somewhere on the net about this. Could someone confirm?

Thanks guys.

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#81086 4-Aug-2007 11:04
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If it's not an OEM then yes. OEM licenses are linked to the specific machine. If you have a Microsoft Office 2007 licence for three machines though, and it's not OEM then you should be ok.




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  #81088 4-Aug-2007 11:12
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It is not an OEM.  Cool, if this is the case, would I need to be connected to the net for Microsoft to know I have uninstalled it on one machine and thus eligible to install it on another?

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  #81089 4-Aug-2007 11:17
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Yuu would just need to ring up microsoft and explain and they would re-activate it when you install it on the new computer



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#81090 4-Aug-2007 11:20
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There's no need to call Microsoft. You only need to call their help desk if you try to activate the software and you have exceed the number of activations.




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