From: "Rich" 

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   Since I didn't give a computer with Vista it is moot.  If I had there =
is no problem either as the transfers that matter are between computers. =
 Giving a whole computer with the licenses already associated is fine.

   Core 2 =3D=3D Core 2 Duo.  There is also a Core Duo.  The latter is a =
mobile processor only.  The former has mobile, desktop, and server =
variants though the server ones don't use the Core brand or at least I =
don't think so.  The Core 2 is fast.

Rich
  "Geo"  wrote in message
news:4557f0bb{at}w3.nls.net...
  How does that work with activation? If you activated it can you give =
it to someone else and have the license transfer to them? (I really = don't
know, just asking in general not your specific example)

  Core 2, that's the same as a duo cpu? I've got that as my desktop at =
work, seems pretty nice as I've not noticed the machine lag at all. Runs =
W2K real fast, needs solid state drives though, drives are still a =
bottleneck, even fast ones.

  Geo.
    "Rich"  wrote in message news:4557dd4f$1{at}w3.nls.net...
       It would be but I didn't.  It was a Dell system sold with Windows =
XP.  I installed Vista for my own use.  When I gave it away I = reinstalled
the Dell provided Windows XP.

       I don't want two partitions.  The BIOS limit is a nuisance and =
why I got the other system when I did.  I wanted a Core 2 processor and =
didn't think I could wait.  It turns out I could which is why I gave = that
one away and expect to get a Core 2 based system in the future.

    Rich

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   Since I
didn't give a =
computer with=20
Vista it is moot.  If I had there is no problem either as the = transfers=20
that matter are between computers.  Giving a whole computer with = the=20
licenses already associated is fine.
 
   Core 2
=3D=3D Core 2 =
Duo.  There is=20
also a Core Duo.  The latter is a mobile processor only. 
The = former=20
has mobile, desktop, and server variants though the server ones don't = use the=20
Core brand or at least I don't think so.  The Core 2 is =
fast.
 
Rich

  "Geo" <georger{at}nls.net>">mailto:georger{at}nls.net">georger{at}nls.net>
wrote=20
  in message news:4557f0bb{at}w3.nls.net...
  How does that work with activation? =
If you=20
  activated it can you give it to someone else and have the license =
transfer to=20
  them? (I really don't know, just asking in general not your specific=20
  example)
   
  Core 2, that's the
same as a duo =
cpu? I've=20
  got that as my desktop at work, seems pretty nice as I've not noticed =
the=20
  machine lag at all. Runs W2K real fast, needs solid state drives =
though,=20
  drives are still a bottleneck, even fast ones.
   
  Geo.
  

    "Rich" <{at}> wrote in message news:4557dd4f$1{at}w3.nls.net...
       It
would be but I =
didn't.  It=20
    was a Dell system sold with Windows XP.  I installed Vista for =
my own=20
    use.  When I gave it away I reinstalled the Dell provided =
Windows=20
    XP.
     
       I
don't want two =
partitions. =20
    The BIOS limit is a nuisance and why I got the other system when I=20
    did.  I wanted a Core 2 processor and didn't think I could =
wait. =20
    It turns out I could which is why I gave that one away and expect to =
get a=20
    Core 2 based system in the future.
     
    Rich
     

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