Using single license of Microsoft Project on single computer by multiple users
If I buy single license of either retail or Volume License of MS Project (Std or Pro, not Office 365) is it OK for multiple users, not simultaneously though to login with their own AD account to a physical computer (not via RDP) and use single copy of MS project to edit files?
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And you want to take advice on how to interpret a legal document from strangers on a web site? The problem is your asking US to interpret the licensing agreement for you and your circumstances.
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MS license fine print is often not clear what you can or cannot do, that's why I'm asking the question here :-)