Yeah - chances are you would never get found. But what if you did.

[QUOTE=mARC;570456]Look at the licensing agreement for the software and you'll find he's correct.

When you look at it there's not a huge chance you'll get caught but the fines associated with using either illegitimate or incorrectly licensed software in a corporate environment are not worth the effort for the money saved.[/QUOTE]

I never did doubt it mARC but depending on how its being used and in what corporate environment/situation, it might be a better option. But that is for the OP to weigh up and decide.

Wanna alternative?

Use this: [url=http://www.sharedplan.com/]Mac Project Management Software, Windows Project Management Software, Web Project Management Tools[/url]

We use this at work (as well as Project) but most like shared plan as it is in the cloud.

all the new MS 2010 retail packages allow a 30 day trial.

run it under a virtual machine, and re-restore the virtual machine every 30 days.