Question from Margo S.: My husband gave me a Gateway desktop computer for Christmas to replace the ancient Dell that I use to run my pottery shop along with a boxed copy of Microsoft Office Home and Business 2013 to install on it.
On December 26 I unpacked the new PC and set it up, then installed Office on it. After using it for a couple of days I found out that it has a hardware issue and I’m going to have to return it.
I have a concern that I’m a little worried about. Since I have already installed Office on the new computer, will I still be able to install it on the replacement computer that I’ll be getting too?
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Microsoft Office is the most post popular office suite on the planet, and high-quality classes on the various applications can cost a small fortune.
The recent release of Microsoft Office 2013 also brought with it a new way of paying for it. Now, instead of paying a single fee upfront for the privilege of installing and using the ubiquitous office suite, you can opt to pay a yearly fee of $99.99 instead.
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