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Jeff
Ha,
See,
I AM right, from MSDN!!!!
Today we are pleased to announce the release to manufacturing of the 2007
Microsoft Office System! That's right, the Office client and server products
have gone gold.
If you are a MSDN Premium subscriber, you should be able to download the RTM
version now from MSDN subscriber downloads. If you thought it was going to
be seven days after RTM before you could get Office, we are also announcing
today that MSDN Premium subscribers will be able to download both Office and
Vista as soon as they RTM - which is a great segway to remind you of the 15%
discount available on MSDN Subscriptions.
Source: MSDN Blogs
AND
from Mary Jo Foley, this:
The day has finally come: Windows Vista is going gold. And the public
announcement that Windows Vista has been released to manufacturing is going
to happen tomorrow, November 8, around 11 a.m. PST, sources close to the
company are saying.
Microsoft's spokespeople aren't confirming, but it sounds like at least one
official (Steve Riley, senior manager in Microsoft's security business unit)
told Windows DevCon attendees in Las Vegas that November 8 is, indeed, the
magic date.
Jeff- !!!!!!
Well, I guess that's the end of people using "it's beta"; as a defense!!!!!!
See,
I AM right, from MSDN!!!!
Today we are pleased to announce the release to manufacturing of the 2007
Microsoft Office System! That's right, the Office client and server products
have gone gold.
If you are a MSDN Premium subscriber, you should be able to download the RTM
version now from MSDN subscriber downloads. If you thought it was going to
be seven days after RTM before you could get Office, we are also announcing
today that MSDN Premium subscribers will be able to download both Office and
Vista as soon as they RTM - which is a great segway to remind you of the 15%
discount available on MSDN Subscriptions.
Source: MSDN Blogs
AND
from Mary Jo Foley, this:
The day has finally come: Windows Vista is going gold. And the public
announcement that Windows Vista has been released to manufacturing is going
to happen tomorrow, November 8, around 11 a.m. PST, sources close to the
company are saying.
Microsoft's spokespeople aren't confirming, but it sounds like at least one
official (Steve Riley, senior manager in Microsoft's security business unit)
told Windows DevCon attendees in Las Vegas that November 8 is, indeed, the
magic date.
Jeff- !!!!!!
Well, I guess that's the end of people using "it's beta"; as a defense!!!!!!