David,
That is a shame as the thought of uninstalling and reinstalling this
application, even for a short time from one pc to another is a thought and a
half. I sometimes work from home. Thanks again for your help.
Alastair
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David Hearn - 17 May 2008 09:24 GMT
I could be wrong - certainly some apps licenses are home/work aware -
but without checking the license directly, you can't be certain.
My point, which probably wasn't clear, was that often Visual Studio is
confused with MSDN - and MSDN is clear, that the license to use the
software included with MSDN is a named user license, and is not
restricted to any one machine, rather restricted to the MSDN
subscription holder (or others with the same subscription level).
What I probably should have made clearer, is that VS being a per-device
license is an assumption of mine - as opposed to definite fact. It is
entirely possible that it is also a "per user" license. I just don't know.
D
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