I Have License For Microsoft Word But I Need To Download It Mac

I agree with Lemp, for the most part. It does depend on exactly what type of license you bought. OEM - factory installed and activated, no transfer allowed. Product Key Card (PKC) - bought as an online download (1-computer) on in a retail store, no transfer allowed Retail (FPP) - bought as online download (2-computer or 3-computer) or in the big-ugly-yellow-plastic-CD-box from a retailer, then YES you can transfer to new computer. * ***** **** 'No such thing as spare time. No such thing as free time. No such thing as down time.

This page will allow you to download and reinstall Office for the following products: Office 2010; Office for Mac 2011. To download and install Office 2013 for a single PC, Office 2016 for a single PC and Office. Make sure you have. Your license key must contain 25 letters and numbers and no special characters: ()[].-#*/.

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Not necessarily true. How did you obtain Office in the first place (before your computer crashed): 1. It came pre-installed on the computer 2. You bought a retail box containing CDs or DVDs 3.

You downloaded it from Microsoft. If you have an earlier version, the terms are somewhat different. If it came pre-installed, it's a so-called OEM version, then a.

The software license is permanently assigned to the device with which the software is distributed. That device is the “licensed device.” 2. If you bought a retail box (and still have the media AND the product key that came with it), then: a.

One Copy per Device. You may install one copy of the software on one device.

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That device is the “licensed device.” 3. If you downloaded it from Microsoft, the terms are similar to the OEM license: a. One Copy per Device. The software license is permanently assigned to the device on which the software is initially activated. That device is the “licensed device.” If you bought a new computer and your original Office was either pre-installed or downloaded, then the advice you received is correct; you need to buy Office again.

If you bought a retail box, then you can install it on the new computer using the key that came with the installation media. If your original computer was repaired, then most likely (depending on what was done to repair it), Microsoft would consider it to be the same computer that was originally licensed to use Office and you should not need to buy a new copy. If you downloaded it from Microsoft, you should be able to re-download it and activate it with the key you originally received. If it was pre-installed, then contact your computer manufacturer.

Reactivation by phone might be required: Microsoft Office Activation Number: ----- LemP Volunteer Moderator MS MVP (Windows Desktop Experience) 2006-2009 Microsoft Community Contributor (MCC) 2011-2012.