win 7 xp mode
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TechNet and msdn are subscription with microsoft. TechNet is for It professional who want to test and use for test all microsoft software . Msdn is a subscription for developer who want have all the resources for developing with microsoft suites..
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MSDN: Microsoft Development, MSDN Subscriptions, Resources, and More
Microsoft TechNet: Resources for IT Professionals
for those have one of this subscription Windows 7 RTM was released 6 august.
The Windows Xp mode and Windows Virtual PC will be free for all user that purchase a Windows 7 Professional or Ultimate Version. The other version can't have xp mode, but can have Windows Virtual pc for free, and run a virtual Xp but will not have xp mode (es. application installed in the virtual machine but run from windows 7 program menu)
for more information
MSDN: Microsoft Development, MSDN Subscriptions, Resources, and More
Microsoft TechNet: Resources for IT Professionals
for those have one of this subscription Windows 7 RTM was released 6 august.
The Windows Xp mode and Windows Virtual PC will be free for all user that purchase a Windows 7 Professional or Ultimate Version. The other version can't have xp mode, but can have Windows Virtual pc for free, and run a virtual Xp but will not have xp mode (es. application installed in the virtual machine but run from windows 7 program menu)
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I answer exactly like I did 5 minutes ago in another thread, where you asked this exactly same question:
You can download a free copy of Windows 7 Release Candidate directly (and legally) from Microsoft. You have one week to download it, RC is available until August 20th.kxdan in thread "Seven or XP" said:
The RC will expire June 1, 2010, and the bi-hourly shutdowns will begin on March 1, 2010. In both cases, you'll need to rebuild your test PC to replace the OS and reinstall all your programs and data.
Kari
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