So, if I were to install Ms Office on my server, would these licenses allow me to access that software on a client?
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No. These are client access licenses for server 2012 only. These are not remote access licenses. Those are separate. Also you would need separate licenses for office as well.
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I assume you mean more than one user. No these would not. These licenses are just for users to access the server and AD. You would need remote licenses for multiple users to access the server and you would need an Open License version of Office to install on the server.
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No, you must have a license for Microsoft office for each computer running it and a local installation is required with activation.
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Each user accessing Microsoft Office, whether locally or across a network, requires a separate Office license. If you are accessing across a local network you also need a user (this product) or device CAL. If you are accessing via RDP you need an RDP user or device CAL in addition to an Office license and a regular user (this product) or device CAL.
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I may be a little late with an answer but YES you can use Microsoft Office 365 ONLINE $99 a year and save files to your Chrome or Google or whatever. So in context YES you can run MS Office. THe addtional Plus side is that you can run it from anywhere there is a internet connection and it does not demand much bandwidth as with google docs it is all online . Robert H Weinstein
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Mine had a trial version of Microsoft Office. You would eventually have to pay.
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No. It doesn't.You have to buy the Office or use a license that you already own.
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No. But it's trailware and doesn't give you full MS Office functionality for free. After the trial period is over it reverts. I just uninstalled the entire application and replaced it with libreoffice http://www.libreoffice.org/. If you don't need all of the advanced macro feature libreoffice will do the job nicely.
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No, Microsoft Office is a licensed product and doesn't come on this laptop. It might have a 30-day trial, but that's all.
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This one looks like to be installed MS Office, but you need Product Key for it. I mean, when you click MS Office icon and select "I already purchased Office 2010", you will see pop up "Enter your Product Key".
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Only a trial edition of MS Office 2010, but you can use the basic features for an unlimited time, I believe.
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No MS Office cannot be installed. In fact this version of Windows was intended for mobile devices and is no longer supported, It is a good product for playing around with and maybe porting Android, but if you want something to run windows you are better off with an used laptop.
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Yes, according to http://download.microsoft.com/download/E/6/4/E64F72BF-55E9-4D85-9EFE-39605D7CE272/WindowsServer2012R2_Licensing_Guide.pdf
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Yes, it comes with a trial version of Microsoft Office, which you can purchase if you like it. You might also look into OpenOffice...
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All I know is office 97 works but I went to openoffice.org and that works on all ms platforms. Why pay for MS software when you can get compatible free software that works the same.
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Yes you can. I have mine set up with the 32 bit Microsoft 7 operating system, and I did just recently borrow a USB external CD drive, and successfully installed Mircosoft Office 2003 small business edition (Word Excel Powerpoint Outlook). Not a problem at all. Just be sure, for convenience sake, whatever you install doesn't require a CD to be present whenever whatever program is running, though very few programs are like that. I ran into one that was an automobile service manual for a 1999 model car. The Office 2003 I installed does not need the cd to run.
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Microsoft Office does not come pre-installed. You can buy it and add it at anytime.
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Most licenses do allow you to load on the desktop and laptop at the same time. Since you can't use both at the same time you're still using the single license. As for installing it appears to work fine.
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Mine did not come with the necessary licenses for Office, so I returned it. The rest was correct.
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No. But you can download a free copy of Open Office, which is very close to MS office. Just google Open Office for a download and/or see the Open Office wiki article.