Multiple users?

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Forgive me for this question but here goes.
I usually use a computer with one user: me.
I am migrating to a new computer with 3 users, all administrators with their
own desktop.
My question is: say I install Microsoft office: student & teachers edition,
my son is just starting college.
Do I install Microsoft office once and everyone accesses the programs within
office that they need to use or what.
Forgive me but this thing about multi-users is new to me.
Thanks

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Thank you very much
"Doug Knox MS-MVP" <dknox@mvps.org> wrote in message
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Yes, all users will be able to access the Office programs. Some installers
offer an option to install just for the user that's actually installing it,
or for all users.

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"Charles Eaves" <charles.eaves@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
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> Forgive me for this question but here goes.
> I usually use a computer with one user: me.
> I am migrating to a new computer with 3 users, all administrators with
their
> own desktop.
> My question is: say I install Microsoft office: student & teachers
edition,
> my son is just starting college.
> Do I install Microsoft office once and everyone accesses the programs
within
> office that they need to use or what.
> Forgive me but this thing about multi-users is new to me.
> Thanks
>
>