Windows 7
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You need a separate license for each machine.
If the offer's still available you can get a Home Premium family pack for £150, containing three upgrade licenses. Alternatively you'll have to buy three copies of whatever version/edition you need.
If the offer's still available you can get a Home Premium family pack for £150, containing three upgrade licenses. Alternatively you'll have to buy three copies of whatever version/edition you need.
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If the three systems which you're looking to upgrade are already licensed to a copy of Windows XP and / or Windows Vista, you can get the Windows 7 Family pack which you will be able to install on up to three machines which costs around £150, providing it's still available of course. If not, then you're going to need to purchase three separate Windows 7 licenses of your desired version. 
Thanks very much Range, Daegan and Fire Wizard.
Looks like I'm going to have to buy three separate licences - one I'm changing over from Linux, one's on XP and one is on Vista. I'd quite like to play with some of the extra features of Professional, so I might end up buying one Professional and two Home Basics - ouch could get expensive.
Email is [email protected] (will delete from this thread when you've emailed the FAQ).
Many thanks again for your help,
Froskoy
Looks like I'm going to have to buy three separate licences - one I'm changing over from Linux, one's on XP and one is on Vista. I'd quite like to play with some of the extra features of Professional, so I might end up buying one Professional and two Home Basics - ouch could get expensive.
Email is [email protected] (will delete from this thread when you've emailed the FAQ).
Many thanks again for your help,
Froskoy
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So what kind of FAQ would that be then?
