I purchased a new computer and seperately, but still from Dell purchased MS Office Home & Business 2010. I have decided that I may use the Office software on a different machine. It was not installed on the new Dell. How can I tell if it is OEM or Full
so I will know if I can use it on more than one of my computers? I got a card with the registration Product Key, no disks.
Is the "card" you got called a "Product Key Card" anywhere? If it is, then you have a PKC (Product Key Card) Product Key, not a FULL (FPP) one. The PKC license allows you to install it on any ONE computer. After you have activated it on a computer you may
NOT ever transfer it to another computer.
If you do not see the label "Product Key Card" anywhere, there is a possibility that it is a Full, FPP, license. Your best bet would be to contact Dell to find out exactly what type of license it is.
If you want to install on more than one machine you might try to contact the original vendor, Dell (?), and see if they will allow you to "return" the UNUSED PKC license for a "more expensive" (but ultimately better deal for you) Full license.
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http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/learn-where-menu-and-toolbar-commands-are-in-office-2010-HA101794130.aspx - Silverlight applets Mapping 2003 menu to 2010 ribbon for all Office apps.
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