Windows XP/Vista dual boot setup query

If I decided to install Windows XP and Windows Vista in a dual boot
configuration on the same computer, would it be possible to install Microsoft
Office standard 2007 on the Vista and XP partitions using the one single copy
license of this Microsoft office application? Will it be possible to
activate Microsoft Office 2007 on both partitions with the single user
license copy of this product or do I need to acquire another license
eventhough I using the same computer and the same physical hard disk? Please
advise me on this important matter.

I would welcome any suggestions from anybody .

Thanks

Martin Healy wrote:
> If I decided to install Windows XP and Windows Vista in a dual boot
> configuration on the same computer, would it be possible to install Microsoft
> Office standard 2007 on the Vista and XP partitions using the one single copy
> license of this Microsoft office application? Will it be possible to
> activate Microsoft Office 2007 on both partitions with the single user
> license copy of this product or do I need to acquire another license
> eventhough I using the same computer and the same physical hard disk? Please
> advise me on this important matter.

You are using the program in two separate operating systems. It doesn't
matter that the two operating systems are on the same computer. Quite a
few of the Office versions allow you to install on two computers, so
read the Office End User License Agreement (EULA).

Further questions about MS Office will get expert attention in an Office
newsgroup:

http://aumha.org/nntp.htm - list of MS newsgroups


Malke
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MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User

At the moment I am dual booting with XP and Vista . I have Office 2007
on both partitions and it works fine.


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Thanks for the helpful reply. "Malke" wrote:

> Martin Healy wrote:
> > If I decided to install Windows XP and Windows Vista in a dual boot
> > configuration on the same computer, would it be possible to install Microsoft
> > Office standard 2007 on the Vista and XP partitions using the one single copy
> > license of this Microsoft office application? Will it be possible to
> > activate Microsoft Office 2007 on both partitions with the single user
> > license copy of this product or do I need to acquire another license
> > eventhough I using the same computer and the same physical hard disk? Please
> > advise me on this important matter.
>
> You are using the program in two separate operating systems. It doesn't
> matter that the two operating systems are on the same computer. Quite a
> few of the Office versions allow you to install on two computers, so
> read the Office End User License Agreement (EULA).
>
> Further questions about MS Office will get expert attention in an Office
> newsgroup:
>
> http://aumha.org/nntp.htm - list of MS newsgroups
>
>
> Malke
> --
> Elephant Boy Computers
> www.elephantboycomputers.com
> "Don't Panic!"
> MS-MVP Windows - Shell/User
>