I think that...

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.... Vista RTM link on MSDN and ThehNet will be available this
week-end!!! I hope it!!!!
Is there samebody that have installaed vista on HP NC8000? if yes,
work fine???

thank you!
 
sp1dEr said:
... Vista RTM link on MSDN and ThehNet will be available this
week-end!!! I hope it!!!!
Is there samebody that have installaed vista on HP NC8000? if yes,
work fine???

thank you!
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Just Remember that you can use it On Test Machine's Only, Just FYI.
 
kevpan815 said:
Just Remember that you can use it On Test Machine's Only, Just FYI.
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?????

Says who? I'll be putting it on my production machine as soon as it's
available on MSDN.

Todd
 
Todd said:
?????

Says who? I'll be putting it on my production machine as soon as it's
available on MSDN.

Todd
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Todd:

Kevin for once makes a good point I think. If the RTM build is not
time-limited, then surely the usual MSDN use restrictions apply.

Doesn't bother me either way, since there's no way I will be using Vista
for my production machine any time soon.

David Wilkinson
 
no- said:
Todd:

Kevin for once makes a good point I think. If the RTM build is not
time-limited, then surely the usual MSDN use restrictions apply.

Doesn't bother me either way, since there's no way I will be using Vista
for my production machine any time soon.

David Wilkinson
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I know what he's saying. Our MSDN license allows us to use XP (and I'm
assuming Vista) to design, develop and test - not test only.

Why not use it for your production machine? I've been using it for
quite a while with very few problems.

Todd
 
Todd said:
I know what he's saying. Our MSDN license allows us to use XP (and I'm
assuming Vista) to design, develop and test - not test only.

Why not use it for your production machine? I've been using it for
quite a while with very few problems.

Todd
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Sorry, I forgot to include the design, and develop, in my earlier test
machines statement, however the use on Production Machines is Strictly
Prohibited, according to the MSDN General Master End User EULA, Just FYI.
 
Also https://licensing.microsoft.com report:

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