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20-12-2010 9:36 PM
Suzie: That's a difficult one to answer. Below is a link which might offer you some advice.
Microsoft have a very protective attitude relating to their products so I suggest you have a good read. I will try to find some more info if I can...
http://ask-leo.com/can_i_transfer_my_software_to_my_new_machine.html
OK, Suzie ^^^ this is the one. I overlooked it the other night.
I don't know how far you are with the setting up of your new computer but Bill is right about his advice ^^^there.
Microsoft are protective about their products and it could be risky if you're not comfortable with trying out stuff on a computer - I do it all the time so doesn't bother me, I love computers!:^O
However, using an old licence could be tricky- especially if it's more than say a year old - so I suggest you should buy a new set of Microsoft Office Professional just to be on the safe side.