What are secondary use rights? When do they apply?
Secondary use rights allow you to use software on two devices. The secondary device may be a home PC (‘Home-Use Rights’) or a laptop (‘Portable-Use Rights’). Secondary use rights are only available with specific Microsoft application software, such as Microsoft Office – check your End User Licence Agreement (EULA) to see if your particular Microsoft software has secondary use rights. These rights do not exist for Microsoft operating systems and server products, or to pre-installed software. Secondary use rights for developer tools For each licence acquired, you must designate one person in your organisation. This person may install copies of the software on any number of computers, provided they are the only person who uses these copies. (Note: the MSDN Library is an exception: it is not a single-user licence and can be freely shared in an organisation. You need to buy the MSDN Library, but the Library information is available for use by anyone in your organisation.) Secondary use righ
