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John: Has the multi computer policy changed? I thought the policy was that we could install MC on ''any'' computer we own. The policy also used to allow installation on a computer we use at work. Jay aka modelmaker | John: Has the multi computer policy changed? I thought the policy was that we could install MC on ''any'' computer we own. The policy also used to allow installation on a computer we use at work. Jay aka modelmaker | ||
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| + | The policy has not changed, I'm just very careful about what I put in print. We've never actually come up with a formal policy stating what is | ||
| + | and isn't allowed, and as I was writing that I thought of a system admin at a large company saying "well, I ''own'' these 400 computers, so | ||
| + | I can put Media Center on all of them". So if you have 1 computer at home, and 1 at work, that's okay. 2 computers at home and 1 at work, | ||
| + | that's probably okay too. Make sense? | ||
| + | [[User:Gateley|Gateley]] 19:41, 5 January 2007 (CST) | ||
Revision as of 20:41, 5 January 2007
John: Has the multi computer policy changed? I thought the policy was that we could install MC on any computer we own. The policy also used to allow installation on a computer we use at work. Jay aka modelmaker
The policy has not changed, I'm just very careful about what I put in print. We've never actually come up with a formal policy stating what is and isn't allowed, and as I was writing that I thought of a system admin at a large company saying "well, I own these 400 computers, so I can put Media Center on all of them". So if you have 1 computer at home, and 1 at work, that's okay. 2 computers at home and 1 at work, that's probably okay too. Make sense? Gateley 19:41, 5 January 2007 (CST)
