Probably. Our license policy is that for each copy of a program you buy:

• You can use that copy on a single computer, no matter how many people use that computer.

• You can also use it on an additional computer if (and only if) you're the primary user of both computers.

We do ask that you buy a copy for each user if there is more than one computer involved, and the main user of each computer is a different person.

Some specific examples:

• A husband and wife that share the same computer only need to pay for one copy (because it's being used only on a single computer).

• If you have both a desktop computer and a laptop computer, you only need to pay for one copy (because you're the primary user of both computers).

• If you have both a work computer and a home computer, you only need to pay for one copy (again, you're the primary user of both computers).

• A husband and wife who have separate computers should pay for two copies (because there's more than one computer involved, and the main user of each computer is a different person).

• Three co-workers who each have their own computer should pay for three copies (again, there's more than one computer involved, and the main user of each computer is a different person).