What do you mean by this? If you simply mean have minecraft on more then one computer then of course you can. As long as you have a valid account you can download minecraft onto any computer.
In a sense, yes, but in another sense, no. You do not need to install Minecraft to play it on a computer, you can simply run it in your internet browser on Minecraft.net. However, if you want to run Minecraft without an internet connection, or without visiting Minecraft.net, you must install Minecraft on your computer. You can install Minecraft on multiple computers under the same account, but your saved worlds will not sync between computers.
No, but Minecraft does work on Macs.
you can't, maybe there is a mod for or something but in default minecraft there are no computers...
Java.
yes.
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Rosetta Stone language education software can be installed on multiple computers in a single household for personal use only. Loading the software on multiple computers not in your household is a violation of their licensing agreement and is not allowed.
A server is a computer that provides services to multiple other computers. For instance, it provides the software for multiple remote computers to use. It also is a repository for shared files.
You can check out software reviews online. There are multiple websites that sell multiple kinds of computers. Just look for the computer that you are interested in and there will be reviews listed underneath.
If you intend to copy the software itself you pretty much can't do that. You can install the software on multiple computers if you have A COPY of MS Word and a product key which can be used multiple times.
In a sense, yes, but in another sense, no. You do not need to install Minecraft to play it on a computer, you can simply run it in your internet browser on Minecraft.net. However, if you want to run Minecraft without an internet connection, or without visiting Minecraft.net, you must install Minecraft on your computer. You can install Minecraft on multiple computers under the same account, but your saved worlds will not sync between computers.
network license
A "Multiple License" allows a piece of software to be distributed amongst a network so only one piece of software has to be bought, and can be installed on all computers. A "Single License" allows it to be installed on only one computer.
Yes, Minecraft is readily available for computers on their website.
If you had bought licence,you can download software from their official website.
Normally, you are only allowed to install software to one computer and will have to purchase new software for each additional computer. Consult your Terms and Conditions for more info.
No, but Minecraft does work on Macs.