


Worked like a charm, except Office 2010 said it needed to be activated again because it detected a hardware change. Installed 2010 on a new machine at work and then made that computer's drive into a disk image, which I'm using to clone onto some of the other spyware-infested machines. (At least it was for '04 not sure about '08.) Therefore, multiple installs are possible. (This is a serious question, not a fan-boi comment, a religious showing-off or an attempt to start a Mac-versus-Windows debate.)On the Mac, installation consists of opening the disk image and dragging the Office folder to the Applications folder. Are the Windows versions different that way? I can see a possible issue with trying to keep two versions of something like Outlook in sync, but does it really care about Word, Excel and the like? I currently have Office 20 installed on a Mac laptop with zero problems installing them or after.
