good news for .netters

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milanbenes replied

18 November 2008, 11:53
he he nice one,

this is gonna create a tulip load more work

cooooooooooooool

Milan.
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Pondlife replied

18 November 2008, 11:43
The certificate enables the licensing dept to identify your system and the exact scope of your corresponding .net maintenance agreement. This will enable the marketing dept to deliver tailor-made services based on your specific requirements. This will also improve the quality of your .net solution by preventing tapes from being deployed to the wrong system accidentally.
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milanbenes started a topic good news for .netters

18 November 2008, 10:12
good news for .netters

morning all,

I've just been told about this

excellent news for .netters another layer of obfuscation and confusion

have a look on the market place at the following url

/maintenancecertificate

from january 2009

chin chin

Milan.
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