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  #44156 16-Aug-2006 21:02
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yes, sure you can put on 10 computers but they will be in breach of MSDN licensing. and also, private beta group is a closed group and not even all MSDN has the access to it.




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#44162 16-Aug-2006 21:49
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s.joseph: no i know some one subscribed to msdn and im sure that it can be put on ten computers
The MSDN license is for DEVELOPMENT. You can use it on up to 10 computers for development purposes only.

The exception is the Office components, which can be installed in one computer for personal or business use, in addition to the developer licenses.

MSDN doesn't mean one can install in 10 computers for production or home use.





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#44171 16-Aug-2006 22:32
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That is in breach of the MSDN license so it is illegal to have that software in your posession.



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  #44199 17-Aug-2006 08:31
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ok i'll just go back to beta 2

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#44201 17-Aug-2006 09:18
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Well it was all going so well I found my Beta 2 DVD after much searching around the house - note to self, label DVD's after burning! - put the disk in the drive and booted into the install. Thats where it went pear shaped, seems I have deleted the lovely little email from MS that contains my product key, this was descovered after searching half a dozen email accounts.

So it looks like I will be sticking with MCE 2005.

Moral of the story - keep important emails and label your disks :-)

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  #44203 17-Aug-2006 10:30
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geekiegeek: Well it was all going so well I found my Beta 2 DVD after much searching around the house - note to self, label DVD's after burning! - put the disk in the drive and booted into the install. Thats where it went pear shaped, seems I have deleted the lovely little email from MS that contains my product key, this was descovered after searching half a dozen email accounts.

So it looks like I will be sticking with MCE 2005.

Moral of the story - keep important emails and label your disks :-)


Another good reason to label the disc as well as putting the product key down on the disc too! hehe..

Oh well... check and see if you can get it from Connect?




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  #44206 17-Aug-2006 10:44
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I just have the downloaded public beta so I dont think I can get another key

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  #44392 20-Aug-2006 20:40
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bit off topic, but what is the difference between the public beta 2 and the one we get in the action pack?

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