![]() ![]() This list always included the Office you were adding at that moment, but didn't indicate which was the new one. When you launched, say, Word and were prompted for activation and used the common account, Office would show you a list of known installs and ask you which one you wanted. So I started registering every Office under one MS account. I'd have to go through extra work to change the primary email address on the MS account or register yet another MS account, not to say anything of documenting the change every time. However, when that user was terminated, the account email address and name still existed at Microsoft. When I first started encountering this requirement, I registered an MS account if none existed then activated under that account. The primary reason why is that I have an account with a good amount of turnover. I have been very frustrated with how Microsoft is forcing activation through Microsoft accounts. It's related to this question I posted last week. For those of you who support small businesses that either don't qualify for or can't afford or don't need VL Office, how do you handle this requiring to activate through a account?
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