Mike,

>>Hm, interesting... I thought this is clearly still considered a violation in the software world?
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>Borland's EULA used to say to treat their software "like a book". IOW, as long as there can't be two people using the software at the same time (home/office scenario) it at the same time, you're not in violation.

OK, would you care to elucidate on whether or not Microsoft's position on Windows or Office is the same? I.e. if I install at two spots where I will only be using one at a time, is that OK? We are probably re-hashing stuff here, but I am not sure I have ever gotten a clear answer to that question (not blaming you...it is something I have been wondering for a while)...

If the answer could get you into hot water with your employer, I would understand a "no comment". *smile*

JoeK