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Hi,<br />
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I just want to clear up the licensing for Office, via SPLA when used on an RDP server. &nbsp; <br />
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Is the license count based on number of concurrent office users ? &nbsp; &nbsp;So if we have 40 users, and 10 office licenses, any 10 of those users can use an Office product concurrently ? <br />
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Thx.
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Hi,

I just want to clear up the licensing for Office, via SPLA when used on an RDP server.   

Is the license count based on number of concurrent office users ?    So if we have 40 users, and 10 office licenses, any 10 of those users can use an Office product concurrently ? 

Thx.

Office SPLA License for RDP Question

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Microsoft Office

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