The license should still work, but you're not going to get much help from Microsoft if it does not. Its maps will be about 6 years older than those in Streets&Trips 2013 (which was released in the second half of last year). I think that is a bit cheeky if Microsoft customer service sent you here! These forums are operated by Microsoft, but almost all of the people who are answering questions are third parties or fellow users! So we cannot give legal opinions on Microsoft's They also told me that Streets & Trips 2007 is obsolete - if this is theĬase, is the licence also obsolete, and do I need to worry about it at all? But I contacted Microsoft, and after giving me the bureaucratic run-around, they sent me here.
Guys probably don't know how Microsoft's licence agreements work. I'm not going to use it on more than one computer at once, so I don't see an issue, but it is questionable, since this isn't specifically mentioned. Have my family use it for two road trips at the same time or something. I think the reason behind the rule is so that I don't give it to a friend or It would be within the licence agreement to uninstall it from one computer and reinstall it on another, so I think this would be fine it's just a way of speeding up the process. The licence agreement says that I can only have it installed on one device at a time, and a USB drive is a device.
#Microsoft streets and trips customer support install#
I want to install it on a USB drive so that I can use it on two computers.
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