I stand corrected you are right when you said whoever registered the Microsoft product will be the author of the Microsoft document.
With that said Lumb had to have either given the old company PC to Lowenthal and Ted or it is a template. Or Ted/Lowenthal are Lumb...which I do not really want to believe.
And typically whoever registers the Microsoft product owns the computer. I know I don't go around installing $300+ software on just anyone's PC.
What I was thinking of was the last saved by field will be the current logged in user. The author will remain the same. Except I know at work licenses are distributed per person so you are essentially the owner and will save it as such although it is a work computer.
Spot on! I sold my business last year and much of the software on the computers was registered in my name. It is still registered in my name and used every day even though I have no ownership now in the company. Hope this helps. Go GNCP!!!
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