Dave;
Your interpretation is probably correct.
"laptop" is probably a bad word to search, try "portable" which
includes laptops, tablets and possibly others.
The version of Office I have uses the word "portable".
Exactly which Office are you referring?
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"David" <david@invalid.com> wrote in message
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> is not valid on more than 1 laptop. ie I was told by "Sam" today
> that I could only install office (3 seat license) on 2 desktops and
> ONE laptop. I couldn't believe my ears! i said nowhere on the
> package does it say that. finally he conferenced us in with another
> employee who refuted his claim of "only one laptop" can be utilized
> with a 3 seat license. Bear in mind this yoyo claims he has been
> working at Microsoft for 6 months....with an Indian accent....sigh
>
> what a frickin hassle!!! I called yesterday at 4 PM...was told the
> dept i needed closed at 3. called back today and the number i was
> given was the WRONG department (of course!). then I get Sam who
> spins this big tale about only one laptop per 3 seat license. good
> grief! no wonder i hate microsoft!!! too many phone calls, too
> little expertise. You'd think with the BILLIONS they have made,
> they could afford to train their employees. I hope I don't have to
> call them again for a long time....
>
> oh, btw, i brought up the EULA on line and searched for "laptop" in
> tthat document. it's nowhere to be found. why am i not surprised?
>
> Note to Microsoft: RETRAIN SAM!
>
> Dave