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I tried to do my own search, however I found varying answers.
I don't want to know about legality or whats right or wrong. I just want to know if it is possible...if it will work.


I have Microsoft Student Windows Enterprise 2007.
My girlfriend installed it on her laptop. She lives in California.

Question 1: Can I use the same Enterprise CD on my new computer? I live in Wisconsin.


Also...


I have Microsoft Visio 2007 Student edition cd. I have it installed on my laptop and my current desktop (2 computers).

Question 2: Can I use the same cd to install Visio on my new build computer?


Thanks guys

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I believe it is dependent on whether or not you register the software after you install it. Much like Windows XP. You can buy a legit copy, but you have to register it to actually gain any benefits from it.

Also, I know that MS Office Student edition comes with 3 licenses. Maybe Student edition of windows has a similar licensing schema? They say your not supposed to use Student Edition Office for a business =p.


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