As usual, we need to move MS office to the new computer, then deactivate the office on the old computer (maybe you have to uninstall), activate MS office again on the new computer with key. But if you have the FPP version license, you could make a copy of Office 2010/2013 to another computer without the key.

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Best printer for a mac. Those 3 apps are in all Office bundles. If it is for personal use, you can buy Office Home and Student. If you need if for business use, you can buy Office Home and Business. You can buy it online as a download only, but I strongly recommend buying the 'Retail Box' that includes the CD. It is your best buy in the long run.

You can buy that online or in an electronics store. Here are instructions you can use to install it on your netbook, regardless of the form you buy it in: - Download Office for Netbooks (H&S, H&B, PRO, Standalone Apps) - Installing Office on a netbook without CD or DVD drive Here are some things to consider when buying office. Buying Office 2010: Summary This page has similar information: When you buy, it is my personal preference to insist on the 'FPP' or Retail license for home and small business. In the Retail version you get the Installation disk built into exactly the same price you would pay for software only in the online download.

And, it gives you the best set of user rights of the license. It allows you to install on 2 or 3 machines at the same time and to transfer the installation when you want to. The 'PKC' or Product Key Card is slightly cheaper, but allows installation on only 1 machine and no transfer rights. If your brand new computer 'melts down' in the warantee period, it will be replaced, but you will have to BUY another PKC license! An additional benefit of the Retail version is that by using the DVD for installation, you completely avoid the possibility of MS “sneaking” the “Click to Run” crapware to you. Note: no matter how you buy Office you need to keep 'physical' copies of 3 pieces of information. The purchase receipt (credit card statement), Product Key, and the installation file on CD/DVD.

With the first 2 you can get replacment copies from MS, with the last 2 you can re-install at your convienece without talking to MS (ie 5 years down the line when you retire this machine and get a new one). When buying Office 2010 you have to make 3 decisions: Genuine MS Software - - which version of office you want to buy: - how you will buy the Product Key used to activate the license.