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I have a small company and I would want to put microsoft office 2008 on about 50 computers. How can I, legally, do this?

I think you should tell that to the store from where you're buying it or choose the number before buying it online.

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I installed Microsoft Office 2003 from a disk onto my new computer. Every time I bring up Word or Excel the window pops up asking me to accept the end user license agreement. I have to click agree every time. How do I get this to stop? It never did this on my old computer.

You may not have administrative privileges to write to the registry. Here's a MS knowledgebase article on it http://support.microsoft.com/kb/884202

In other words, I need a fourth computer and want to delete one of the others.

download ms office with new serial keys for free and use as much u can for free.

Just recieved the upgrade, and wanted to know!

No, you won't lose the licenses. And depending on how you upgrade you won't even have to re-install the office programs. (If you have Vista now, you can upgrade without having to reinstall programs later. You only have to reinstall programs if you upgrade from XP). The worst that could happen is after you reinstall the office programs, and try to activate them with the product key, the activation might fail. In this case, call Microsoft and they will fix it. No matter what, before you upgrade, make sure you have the discs with your office programs, and the product keys for them - just in case!