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Originally posted by voodooflux View PostWindows 7 RTM is now available to download from MSDN (and presumably TechNet).
TOP TIP: download speeds are currently around 5 times quicker via the MSDN "Top Downloads" facility compared to the regular subscriber download section.
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Originally posted by scooterscot View PostReal Time Maybe....?
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Originally posted by voodooflux View PostWindows 7 RTM is now available to download from MSDN (and presumably TechNet).
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Windows 7 RTM is now available to download from MSDN (and presumably TechNet).
TOP TIP: download speeds are currently around 5 times quicker via the MSDN "Top Downloads" facility compared to the regular subscriber download section.Last edited by voodooflux; 6 August 2009, 18:09.
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Microsoft scraps Windows 7 'E' version for Europe
Sounds like there is some good news regarding the whole 'E' version debarcle...
Microsoft confirmed late on Friday that it plans to kill off the Windows 7 'E' version for Europe.
In a statement a company official confirmed Windows 7 E is no more:
In the wake of last week's developments, as well as continuing feedback on Windows 7 E that we have received from computer manufacturers and other business partners, I'm pleased to report that we will ship the same version of Windows 7 in Europe in October that we will ship in the rest of the world.
One reason we decided not to ship Windows 7 'E' is concerns raised by computer manufacturers and partners. Several worried about the complexity of changing the version of Windows that we ship in Europe if our ballot screen proposal is ultimately accepted by the Commission and we stop selling Windows 7 'E'. Computer manufacturers and our partners also warned that introducing Windows 7 'E', only to later replace it with a version of Windows 7 that includes IE, could confuse consumers about what version of Windows to buy with their PCs.
Microsoft has proposed to the EU, the idea of a ballot screen to showcase different browsers that end users can select. Earlier this week Microsoft officials confirmed this ballot screen will be available for XP and Vista users too.
According to CNET those who pre-ordered Windows 7 'E' through a recent discount offer will get the full version, as Microsoft had promised. Microsoft will now be selling Windows 7 upgrade copies and a higher-priced full version (for those without a previous copy of Windows) similar to the rest of the world.
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oh, and you can no longer get the reduced price from Amazon. 7 Prof is now £179.99...
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Originally posted by blacjac View PostAction Pack licences are for live use.
The only stipulation is you don't run a live webserver using it.
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Action Pack licences are for live use.
The only stipulation is you don't run a live webserver using it.
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Originally posted by scooby View PostDude, I'm a PM. i dont do development. I thought you needed an app or the like to get partnership? what do you actually get from partnership?
None of the MSDN or technet can apparently be used in live environments...
No idea on MSDN or TechNet, but AP licenses are internal use only..
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostYou mean you're not on the MS partner program or have a MSDN sub?
If you're a real business and it's a business PC then of course... if it's your home PC you sometimes check work emails on then maybe not
None of the MSDN or technet can apparently be used in live environments...
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