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How does licensing work with Office 2k10. I have 25 users, Do I just need to buy one copy of the software and multiple licenses? Any idea on the cost?
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How does licensing work with Office 2k10. I have 25 users, Do I just need to buy one copy of the software and multiple licenses? Any idea on the cost?

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Depends on what you buy.<br />
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If you buy a volume license, then you buy just the licenses and gain access to the MS volume license site where you can download the ISO and key. &nbsp;If you want to buy retail copies, then you need to buy 25 boxes. &nbsp;You can't legally buy OEM unless you buy them with new computers and you cannot use &quot;home and student&quot; versions or &quot;academic&quot; versions in a business environment - also a license violation.
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Depends on what you buy.

If you buy a volume license, then you buy just the licenses and gain access to the MS volume license site where you can download the ISO and key.  If you want to buy retail copies, then you need to buy 25 boxes.  You can't legally buy OEM unless you buy them with new computers and you cannot use "home and student" versions or "academic" versions in a business environment - also a license violation.

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Does anyone know if SBS2008 includes any outlook version as a bundle or does that have to be purchased and licensed separately?
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Does anyone know if SBS2008 includes any outlook version as a bundle or does that have to be purchased and licensed separately?

Does SBS 2008 include Outlook

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Windows Server 2008

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