Vista is starting to look like those Persian rug stores

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Vista of the Apes

Windows Vista is starting to look like those Persian rug stores which are
always having a 'closing down' sale. 'Full' prices are set laughably high
only to make you think you're getting an amazing discount, because no-one
pays the marked price.

The latest from Sultan Bill's House of Software is that anyone running any
pre-release version of Vista code -- from the creaky Beta 2 to the slicker
Release Candidate builds and assorted Customer Preview Program (CPP)
editions -- is eligible for upgrade pricing on the full version of Vista.

MORE HERE>>>>>
http://apcmag.com/5963/microsoft_vista_upgrades_for_everybody
 
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Frank

Vista said:
Windows Vista is starting to look like those Persian rug stores which are
always having a 'closing down' sale. 'Full' prices are set laughably high
only to make you think you're getting an amazing discount, because no-one
pays the marked price.

The latest from Sultan Bill's House of Software is that anyone running any
pre-release version of Vista code -- from the creaky Beta 2 to the slicker
Release Candidate builds and assorted Customer Preview Program (CPP)
editions -- is eligible for upgrade pricing on the full version of Vista.

MORE HERE>>>>>
http://apcmag.com/5963/microsoft_vista_upgrades_for_everybody
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Malaka!
Frank
 
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Gil Baron

Vista said:
CPP)
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Anyone can buy the upgrade version and install it as a full. Basically install twice and not enter product key the first time. Vista becomes its' own authorization on the scond install where you do enter the key and activte.
 
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Vista of the Apes

did you read the post ? it says that people who have CPP can get upgrade
prices!

That is very good news
 
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Vista of the Apes

Yes... that is not known to the masses...

I read that a some time ago on a web page... perhaps it should be made more
public




Vista said:
CPP)
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Anyone can buy the upgrade version and install it as a full. Basically
install twice and not enter product key the first time. Vista becomes its'
own authorization on the scond install where you do enter the key and
activte.
 
F

Frank

Gil said:
Anyone can buy the upgrade version and install it as a full. Basically install twice and not enter product key the first time. Vista becomes its' own authorization on the scond install where you do enter the key and activte.
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Been using that technique since Win98 to SE.
Frank
 
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