Whatever the license says for that specific version of Office is what goes.
If rules are changed for newer versions, they do not also apply to older
versions.

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]

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"EC" <EC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I purchased a laptop recently. It came with Office 2003 for Students and
> Teachers pre-installed. Yesterday, I checked to see how much it would cost
> to
> buy an activation key. I read the licensing info. It says that this
> edition
> of Office can be installed on up to three computers. This is new. I
> purchased
> this edition of Office two years ago. At that time, you could only install
> it
> on one computer at a time.
>
> Since they have changed their licensing restrictions, would it be possible
> to install my Office program on my new computer? Or am I bound by the old
> licensing requirements?