How to load iwork family pack cd to macbook air

I purchased a cd family pack iWork'09 loaded on macbook pro, but not sure how to download to Mabook air

First, you need to make sure it has more than one license, which gives you permission to install it on multiple computers. If it is a single user license, you can not install it on another computer, that is illegal. You need to buy an external drive that reads cd's/dvd's. Here is an example: http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC684ZM/A Hope this helps

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Molly
Oops... Just found the answer. Use remote disc and install using my other computer.

Good you found the answer. It was really a question for the MacBook Air forum.

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As of a minute ago you can still download the trial at this link. Note: clicking the link will automatically start the download.

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I just received my new iWork family pack today and I don't understand how it works in terms of installation on multiple computers. My copy has only one serial number. Shouldn't it have 5 serial numbers? One for each computer? I bought my copy from Amazon and there's no instructions in it that addresses installation on multiple computers. As far as I can see, it's a singer user program. I don't want to attack Amazon for deceiving me before knowing what's going on. Any comments will be greatly appreciated.
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There is only one serial number. The license allows installation on up to five Macs in the same household (described in the license). Apple relies on the moral integrity of its consumers & their products don't "phone home" & report the number of computers &/or their locations. It's up to you to abide by the license.

I bought an iwork family pack in Feb 2012 online and can not find a link to download it so that I can put my serial number to install it. Anyone can provide one? I tried at the apple site but couldnt find anything that was not the individual applications

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Peggy,
Thanks for your reply. My bad. I meant Macbook Pro (Not powermac). I still have the receipt and the email from the apple store. The total price was $99 as you can see below on the screenshot of the email. I changed the order number just in case. Anyway. I just want a link that would allow me to insert my activation key so that I can use Iwork on my new macbook pro. Thanks in advance again for your help
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Order Number: xxxxxxxx
Ordered on February 04, 2012
Items to be Shipped
iWork Family Pack - Serial Number Key
$99.00
1
$99.00
Ships: Now

I bought an iwork family pack and after installing the cd is asking me for a key this box didn´t bring, what can i do?

i just opened my iwork family pack box and it doesn´t have a key. what can i do?

When you go to install it they will probably show you where to find the key. If the key isn't where they told you to find it you should take it back to where you got it and #1 ask them where it is and #2 if they can't find it get a replacement.

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I bought the iWork family pack and installed it in 3 computers.
Now the third computer is leaving the family (sold) and I want to make sure I'm compliant with the license terms.
I want to uninstall iWork from it (I know, just delete the app) and MAKE SURE THAT MY NUMBERS OF USED LICENSES is back to 2 computers only.
Where do I go or what do I do to de-authorize, un-register, or whatever you call telling Apple "Hey, I'm just using two of my five licenses".
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celopes,
Welcome to Apple discussions.
That's nice of you to be concerned with compliance with the license agreement. iWork installations are done on the honor system. With a Family Pack license, you're legally entitled to have five installations at a time. And you don't need to tell Apple about it. Just delete the one you no longer need and know that you have the admiration of all honest people in this discussion group.
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