downloading window 2003

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chissy

I need 2003 for an online class, but I have Vista on my computer. Can I
download this program off the internet?
 
You should go back and find out exactly what you need...there is no such
animal as Window 2003.
peter
 
chissy said:
I need 2003 for an online class, but I have Vista on my computer. Can I
download this program off the internet?
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If you are talking about Windows Server 2003, you can get it for free, if
you are a student.

https://downloads.channel8.msdn.com/

There are trial versions here:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsserver/bb430831.aspx

But if you only need it for your course, the best solution would be to use
VirtualPC. There is a pre-installed and configured .vhd file here:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...9d-b4b8-4f73-99e3-c66f80e415b6&DisplayLang=en

ss.
 
"Windows 2003 (Server) " --- ??

Or MS Office 2003.


Neither are free, although you might get a trial of Office 2003 if you're
lucky, although it's been superseded by Office 2007.
 
Andrew said:
"Windows 2003 (Server) " --- ??

Or MS Office 2003.


Neither are free, although you might get a trial of Office 2003 if
you're lucky, although it's been superseded by Office 2007.


peter said:
You should go back and find out exactly what you need...there is no
such animal as Window 2003.
peter

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There Is A 180 Day Trial Version Of Microsoft Windows Server 2003 At
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003, But You Will Need The Proper
SATA And/Or SCSI Hard Disk Controller Driver's On A 3 And 1/2 Size
Floppy Disk, However, Just FYI. Only IDE Hard Disk Drive Controller's
Will Be Able 2 Install It With Out The Floppy Disk Drivers, Just FYI.
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John said:
I thought the OP was referring to Windows Server 2003.
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I Used 2 Play Around With Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Quite A Bit
During The Public Beta's Of Service Pack One, And Service Pack Two, Just
FYI. It's A Shame That All Of My Newer Computer's No Longer Recognize
Windows Server 2003 With Out The Required SATA And/Or SCSI Driver's On A
Floppy Disk, I Really Enjoyed The Reliability And Stability Of Both
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 And Microsoft Windows Server 2008, Just
FYI. I Plan 2 Restart Using Microsoft Windows Server 2008, When The Next
MSDN, Technet And/Or Public Beta Of Microsoft Windows Server 2008
Service Pack Two Comes Out, Just FYI.
 
davehc said:
Obviously you mean Office 2003. No. You cannot download any (legally!)
Microsoft products from the open Internet unless you subscribe to one of
their affiliates.
2003 is quite old now. You can pick up an edition from the s/h columns
very cheap.
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A 180 Day Trial Version Of Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Is Still
Available At http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2003, And A 60-120
Day Free Trial Version Of Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Is Available At
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008, Just FYI.
 
Synapse said:
If you are talking about Windows Server 2003, you can get it for free, if
you are a student.

https://downloads.channel8.msdn.com/

There are trial versions here:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsserver/bb430831.aspx

But if you only need it for your course, the best solution would be to use
VirtualPC. There is a pre-installed and configured .vhd file here:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...9d-b4b8-4f73-99e3-c66f80e415b6&DisplayLang=en

ss.
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And, A 60-120 Day Free Trial Version Of Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Is
Also Available At http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserver2008 (In DVD
Format, However, No CD Format Is Available).
 
I need 2003 for an online class, but I have Vista on my computer. Can I
download this program off the internet?
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Your initial question is quite vague. Do you mean Windows Server 2003, or
Microsoft Office 2003?

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