On 18/09/2020 18.16, VanguardLH wrote:
"Carlos E.R." wrote:

VanguardLH wrote:

If she leaves that employer, she loses the license to Office. She
might to use something she gets to keep for her own use and even
with her next employer having her work from home.

No risk of that - these are permanent jobs :-)

*She* could decide to change to a different employer or profession.
Yeah, I know, once a gov't worker then always a gov't worker.

Even in that case they keep a virtual post. I don't know the name in
English. My mother used it: when she married she left, and when I was
about 12 she decided to go back, so she just filled a request to go
back. She got it with no fuss. Full rights.


When Covid becomes history and she is back in the workplace, she might
want to have something to use for her own personal documents. Which
prompts me to ask: What was she using for her personal documentation
needs before Covid pushed her to working at home?

Pen :-D

No, she had an old HP laptop with dead battery that apparently came with
Word installed. But nobody had done a proper backup, so as it had to be
formatted several times they installed a pirated copy, I guess, instead
of restoring the backup with proper licenses. No, that wasn't my doing.

She is definitely not a computer geek.

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Cheers, Carlos.