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InfoPath is in Office Professional Plus, Enterprise, and Ultimate editions for 2007 and for 2003 if you bought Office Pro on an enterprise agreement, you have rights to InfoPath for every desktop but it was not installed by default. Can users that don't have it on thier desktop install it with add/ remove software or is possible that is locked out by a system admin policy?
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A lot depends on how Office was installed originally.
But yes, you can go into add or remove and select change and then you can select InfoPath to be installed and as long as the computer can access the location of the office installation you will get InfoPath.