I have three computers that currentlty have Outlook 2000 and I want to
upgrade to 2003. Do I need to buy a separate software program for each
computer? Or can I install the program on all three?

you'll need 3 copies unless one is a laptop - then you may only need two
(read the EULA to be sure). If you qualify for student and teachers edition
(school age kids in grades K-12 or are a teacher) you can buy that version
of office and install it on up to 3 computers. You can't use it for
commercial purposes - like in a small business or home based business, but
it's excellent for home use.

Also - if you have office 2000, I recommend upgrading the entire office
suite, not just outlook - it's a much better experience.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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"ChesterMcNasty" wrote in message
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I have three computers that currentlty have Outlook 2000 and I want to
upgrade to 2003. Do I need to buy a separate software program for each
computer? Or can I install the program on all three?