Software license question about Virtual PC 2007

Hi All,
I have craeted a virtual PC (Win XP) on my Win 7 PC virtual PC 2007. This virtual PC have installed crystal report 10. My question is, if I create another virtual PC (Win XP) on my Win 7 PC virtual PC 2007 and also install the crystal report 10. Does
I need to purchase another software license for the new one?
Best Regards,
Kenneth Lam

Microsoft does not provide support for the Crystal Reports products because Crystal Reports are SAP products, （http://support.microsoft.com/kb/317789）and we're not familiar with the license issue of this
product, I think you might need help in this SAP products support forum
http://scn.sap.com/community/support
Thanks for your understanding.
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