"By the act of scrolling and/or replying this post on your computer, you
agree that I am your everlasting Lord & Saviour. Breach of this term
will result in you burning in hell for ever and ever! Amen!"
To buy an academic version, do i have to provide some student id or
something?
Very few retailers check, and MS really doesn't care. MS's started
flooding the retail market with academic versions with Office XP,
because of it's lackluster retail sales for the full retail product.
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"Trustworthy Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron!
"Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei!"
"By the act of scrolling and/or replying this post on your computer, you
agree that I am your everlasting Lord & Saviour. Breach of this term
will result in you burning in hell for ever and ever! Amen!"
You got that right. Wal-Marts here always seem to stock about 10 academic
versions of Microsoft products for every 1 regular copy, and they never ask
anyone for a student ID
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