windows vista home academic version

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    kasfig

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    Dear community

    If I have bought this legally I must have been a student at that time.
    However, if, upon buying it, I then install it on my computer and afterwards, graduate from college and am no longer a student, am I still LEGALLY entitled to use it.

    Also, what if I buy this operating system and then, after installing it on the computer, sell the computer. Is the new owner of the computer LEGALLY allowed to use the computer with the existing Visa Academic operating system

    Your kind assistance is appreciated
    Ian
     
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    Dear Sir
    Thank you for the cross reference posting
    ian
     
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