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redbreast | 18:51 Sat 23rd Feb 2008 | Technology
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I have a new PC if i want to take my Word to this PC must i uninstall it from my oldPC and re-install it in the new. Or is there more to it than that?
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There's less to it than that. Just install it on the new computer and leave the other one alone.
I think it depends on the licence terms for your particular version of Office.

Having said that (not that I could possibly condone this) with an older version (2000) there's no way for Microsoft to know that you've violated the Ts & Cs.
Presuming you have the original CD of an ordinary home Word version, go with the peanut.

If you haven't got the CD you need to get hold of one. Take note of spacechimp's advice.

I suspect you may be asking if it is feasable to take the Word program from your old computer and install that on your new one. I am afraid that is not possible for ordinary people like us. When installing a program it puts all sorts of information in hundreds of different places in your Windows Operatinmg system. They can not normally be retrieved.
you will need the product key surely? with the original disc
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Thx Peanut As easy as that Whoo hoo

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