network licenses / access to add-ins
network licenses / access to add-ins
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The recent press release about the acquisition of CircuitWorks got me thinking about upgrading one of our licenses to Office Premium. I don't think in my case that CircuitWorks alone is justification enough to upgrade (although it's close), but CircuitWorks plus the other functionality that Premium offers is, if the licensing works the way I think it does.
I seem to remember that the add-ins associated with network licenses float independently of each other - is that true?
We currently have 4 licenses of Office Professional, one of which is a network license. If we convert the 3 standalone licenses to network licenses and upgrade one seat to Premium, would one person be able to use CircuitWorks while someone else uses Routing, for example?
I've got a call in to my VAR but thought I might get a quicker answer here.
I seem to remember that the add-ins associated with network licenses float independently of each other - is that true?
We currently have 4 licenses of Office Professional, one of which is a network license. If we convert the 3 standalone licenses to network licenses and upgrade one seat to Premium, would one person be able to use CircuitWorks while someone else uses Routing, for example?
I've got a call in to my VAR but thought I might get a quicker answer here.






RE: network licenses / access to add-ins
Dan
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RE: network licenses / access to add-ins
Short answer.... No
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Anna Wood
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RE: network licenses / access to add-ins
Dan, how are you able to get "premium" add-ins to float separately? If you only have one license of 'Premium', that means only one person at a time can be using it, and its add-ins.
Jeff Mirisola, CSWP, Certified DriveWorks AE

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RE: network licenses / access to add-ins
Dan
www.eltronresearch.com