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01-23-2005, 02:50 PM
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MS Windows/Office: Portable Device clause
What exactly does the "portable device" clause in the EULA allow me to install Microsoft software on? I've looked at the EULA, confused as ever, and saw something mentioning that I can install a piece of Microsoft software on a "portable device" - would a laptop constitute a portable device?
Also, is this only MS Office or would a copy of MS Windows XP operating system be the same? Having done a bit of search on it, I come to loose ends - I'd appreciate it if someone can help clarify this. Appreciate it. Thanks. kram
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01-23-2005, 02:58 PM
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Certain versions of MS Office may be installed on a desktop and a laptop. NO versions of Windows may be installed that way.
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