[TheSplit]

I recently installed my boss's copy of Office 2002 Small Business on my home computer so
that I could do some work at home. I thought that since this copy was some four years old my
boss wouldn't miss it because she had probably upgraded to a more recent version. The
install went fine and I activated the product, so I am able to assume that the copy is not
being used on another computer. However, my boss has informed me that I will have to
deactivate my installation due to some kind of system upgrade she is about to perform in her
office.

My question is simply how do I deactivate the MS product key? How will MS know that I've
uninstalled my copy?

Mike.

[TheSplit]

I hope you don't think I'm trying to do something untoward. Maybe I phrased my question
poorly, indicating ignorance on my part. All I'm trying to do is to uninstall Office 2002 on
my computer so that my employer can reinstall it on her new rig.

As far as I understand the situation MS will allow installation on a limited number of
machines. I am trying to uninstall the application, so that it can be reinstalled on another
machine.

Mike.

[Kelsenellenelvian]

Just uninstall it and don't worry about it.

P.S. isnt it Office 2003?

[TheSplit]

Okay! Hey, who'd o' thought life could be so easy? Thanks for the advice.

Mike.