Yes it is possible for corporates to include home use of it's purchased MS
products. We had it for a while, the only constraint was that the copy of
the license had to come from a PC being 'mostly' used by the employee. In
other words if you have a PC at work that you are the main user you can use
the MS products at home.
However that did change where I worked some time later.
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>> Work at home rights? A Company XP License does not a *free* copy of
>> Windows
>> make, eh? You should ask was it worth it for the owner of said license
>> that
>> will have to eventually pay for your usage?
> You really think that I, linux evangelist that I am, would bow down
> and *pirate* Microsoft stuff???
> I asked your windows support and they told me that our company
> contract states that a license for home use is included.
> Counting the number of windows machines I have formatted here that
> only run Linux and nothing else I'd say I still have a few xp licences
> to share ;-)
> uwe
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