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Matt
Is it possible to get Windows XP Home or Professional as a student
licence at a cheaper price?
Thx in advance,
Matt
licence at a cheaper price?
Thx in advance,
Matt
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Steve
You're not travelling on the train you know! Full price, you cheap skate!
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Testy
What a stupid response!!!! Matt check with your school regarding the
Academic Version.
testy
Academic Version.
testy
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Jake
your local school administrator, some schools have-----Original Message-----
Is it possible to get Windows XP Home or Professional as a student
licence at a cheaper price?
Thx in advance,
Matt
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If you live in Oregon, there sure is! You can try thru
special programs where PCs are required for use at school
and also at home.
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DL
Yes, depends on yr location as to exactly how.
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Bill James
Yes, Microsoft offers an Academic discount to college students in the USA. Your campus bookstore should have the product available, or many on-line sources can provide this when you send them the required verification.
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Bill James
Wrong, and rude.
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Mark Salloway
Hi Matt
Within the UK I've not seen a student edition being sold in box form like
they do with Office XP. If your college or university is a member of MSDN
Academic Alliance you can obtain Windows XP free from them for you to do
your work on, so worth checking. Even if they are not you might want to see
if it is possible to buy an academic version through your school.
http://www.msdnaa.net/search/SchoolSearchIntl.aspx.
Within the UK I've not seen a student edition being sold in box form like
they do with Office XP. If your college or university is a member of MSDN
Academic Alliance you can obtain Windows XP free from them for you to do
your work on, so worth checking. Even if they are not you might want to see
if it is possible to buy an academic version through your school.
http://www.msdnaa.net/search/SchoolSearchIntl.aspx.
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Alex Nichol
Matt said:Is it possible to get Windows XP Home or Professional as a student
licence at a cheaper price?
Yes - your school should have arrangements for supply under Academic
license (probably Pro)
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Steve
I was correct. He isn't travelling on the train.
Wrong, and rude.
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Wrong, and rude.
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Microsoft Shell/UI
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Steve
Stupid is, as stupid does.
I'm gonna become a student!
I'm gonna become a student!
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