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I have already cited the source. Well, linked it. Twice.
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- OS
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- CPU
- Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q9400 @ 2.66GHz
- Memory
- 8 GB
- Screen Resolution
- 1920 x 1200
- PSU
- OCZ Fatal1ty OCZ550FTY 550W ATX12V v2.2 25A on each rail
My Computer
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Intel
- OS
- Windows 7 Professional, Windows XP
- CPU
- Intel Dual Core
- Motherboard
- Intel D945GCNL
- Memory
- 2GB
- Graphics Card(s)
- Intel 82945G Express
- Monitor(s) Displays
- HP Pavilion 1859m
- Screen Resolution
- 1366x768
- Hard Drives
- Samsung 250GB SATA
Maxtor 80GB SATA
- Case
- High Tower
- Cooling
- Air
- Keyboard
- Delux
- Mouse
- A4Tech
- Internet Speed
- 512kbps downlink and 128kbps uplink :(
Q.What are the benefits of joining the program?
A. As a member, a department may install the MSDNAA software on its labs, and its faculty and students may install the software on their personal computers. However, the MSDN Academic Alliance is much more than simply a software subscription. The membership includes a wide range of benefits:
1.MSDN Academic Alliance software subscription that includes Microsoft platform, server, and developer tools software as well as betas, new releases, and tech support
2.Special license rights allowing a department to install MSDNAA software on any number of departmental lab machines for instructional and research purposes only
3.The ability for students taking at least one credit course offered by the member department to install the software on their personal machines for use in coursework and personal development projects
4.A community Web site that features a wide range of resources for faculty teaching Computer Science, Engineering, and Information Systems courses
5.MSDN Subscriber Downloads where instant online access to all MSDNAA content is available (*)
6.No-charge access to e-academy's License Management System ( ELMS) for automated distribution of software and product keys to eligible users via the Web (*)
7.Tutorials, code samples, projects, white papers with an academic focus, case studies, and other content that is appropriate and useful for faculty members
8.Monitored newsgroups for faculty to communicate and collaborate with one another
9.Potential discounts and third-party offers tailored specifically for faculty and students
10.Chats with our Product Support Services technicians on various technologies
11.Microsoft-hosted Codeplex and Code Gallery resources where faculty can share and collaborate on projects
* Not applicable to High School AA Memberships, which are delivered as a one-time fulfillment.
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Q. Who may join the program?
A. Eligibility for the MSDN Academic Alliance Program is as follows:
In The United States:
Membership in the MSDN Academic Alliance program is accepted on a per-department basis, rather than school-wide. It is available to appropriate departments within accredited academic institutions, including four-year universities, two-year colleges, technical schools, and high schools. Additionally, high schools can apply for the MSDN Academic Alliance High School program on a school-wide basis; please visit the High School AA page for additional information.
In Canada:
Membership in the MSDN Academic Alliance program is available to degree and/or diploma granting departments in higher education institutions (colleges and universities). Only Computer Science and Computer Engineering departments will be automatically approved by the fulfillment team. Applications for all other departments are forwarded to Microsoft Canada for approval. Continuing Studies departments and High Schools are not eligible for full membership; however high schools are eligible for the MSDN Academic Alliance High School Membership; please visit the High School AA page for additional information.
All Other Countries/Regions:
Academic institutions located outside of the U.S. may refer to local Customer Service Centers or Web sites for membership criteria.
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Q. What is an "appropriate" department? Certain named departments?
A. No, the MSDN Academic Alliance is not limited to departments with certain names. In today's world, courses that use the resources provided by this program are offered in a wide range of departments. For a Developer AA membership, an "appropriate" department would be a department that teaches Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or Information Systems-oriented courses. For a Designer AA membership, an “appropriate” department would be a department that teaches Graphic Design, Art, or Illustration-oriented courses.
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Q. How long does a membership in this program last?
A. One-year and three-year subscription options are available for Developer AA and Designer AA members. (High School AA is a one-time fulfillment program.) There are two membership periods offered each year. January through December and July through June are the two periods available. Your membership period will be automatically selected when you register and will depend upon the date of registration. Applications received within three months before or after the start of any given period will automatically be assigned to that membership period. If you are located in Japan, your membership period is April through March.
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Q. Does our membership expire in June or December regardless of when we join?
A. If you are participating in the MSDNAA Membership program, your membership will expire at the end of the applicable membership period regardless of when you joined. However, because of the way the membership cycles are set, the shortest period of time for any membership is nine months. We put you into the membership period that is within three months of when you join, so you can actually get as many as 15 months, but no less than 9 months of membership. For example, if you join in October, we'll put you in January-December period and you will have a 15 month membership. If you join in September, we'll put you in the July-June period and you will have a 9 month membership. Regardless of the length of membership, though, you will receive all the benefits and software for the full membership period.
High Schools participating in the MSDNAA High School Membership are not bound to a specific term and may continue distributing the developer tools for which they are licensed on an ongoing basis.
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Q. How do we join the MSDN Academic Alliance?
A. Please register for Developer AA or Designer AA by filling out a simple application form. Links to the registration site can also be found on many of the local MSDNAA Web sites.
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Q. How do we pay for the membership?
A. In the U.S. and Canada, you may use either a Purchase Order from your institution or a credit card. Please refer to the registration Web site for payment options outside of North America.
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Q. Do we have to pay tax on this program?
A. It depends on the regulations for your state, province, or institution. We abide by these guidelines in determining whether sales tax is applicable:
United States: Where allowable, the membership will be exempt from sales tax, provided a valid tax-exempt document is received with your application. Please note that some states do not allow sales tax exemptions for educational institutions. In these states, applicable sales tax will be added to your invoice.
Canada: All applicable Canadian taxes will apply to your membership and will be added to your invoice.
Outside North America: Please refer to the registration Web site or your local program site for more details.
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Q. Is the MSDN Academic Alliance available internationally?
A. Yes, this program is available in numerous locales around the world, including the United States, Canada, Latin America, Europe, Australia, the Middle East, Asia and Africa. You may join by clicking the register link located at the MSDN Academic Alliance site.
Customers outside North America should contact their local regional office to obtain more information and to apply for the program.
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Q. Is the membership being sold directly by Microsoft or through resellers?
A. In North America, the membership is a direct relationship with Microsoft and may not be purchased through resellers. In other parts of the world, you should review the local Web site or contact the local subsidiary or reseller for purchasing options.
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Q. Our computer lab is used by students from several departments. Can we install the MSDNAA software on the lab computers and allow it to be used by the students from the other departments?
A. Yes, one of the goals of the MSDNAA program is to make the software available for students to experiment with in a laboratory setting. Even if a member department shares a lab with another department, the software may be installed on lab computers and made accessible to any student wishing to use the computers. Be aware that member departments do not have the legal right to install the software on lab computers not affiliated with the member department. Additionally, the only students who would have the right to install the program software on their personal computers are those who are taking at least one credit class in the member department.
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Q. Can departments teaching disciplines other than Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) sign up for Developer AA?
A. No, only departments teaching STEM disciplines are eligible for Developer AA.
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Q. Can departments teaching disciplines other than Visualization, Illustration, Design, and Art (VIDA) sign up for Designer AA?
A. No, only departments teaching VIDA disciplines are eligible for Designer AA.
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Q. If we sign our departments up for MSDNAA, will this cover all students at our universities?
A. No, MSDNAA is sold by the department and intended for use by students taking classes in the department.
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Q. If students get software through MSDNAA, do they have unlimited usage of the software?
A. No, MSDNAA software is intended for use in academic pursuits of STEM or VIDA disciplines: schoolwork, research, academic projects, and so on are all acceptable uses.
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Q. Can we install the OS on a naked machine?
A. Yes, provided that you intend to use that machine and the tools given in accordance with the EULA (academic STEM, or VIDA usage with the appropriate subscription only).
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Q. Can students keep these tools after they graduate?
A. Yes, this license is perpetual and nontransferable. You don’t have to uninstall the tools, but the stipulation of “academic use only” does not change.
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Q. In one class, students used MSDNAA tools to create a product that is so good they plan to sell it. Can products made with MSDNAA software be sold commercially?
A. Yes, the only stipulation is the purchase of commercial licenses for all tools used in the creation of a new product prior to selling the product in a commercial situation.
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Q. Where can we ask questions about the MSDNAA EULA?
A. Contact the MSDNAA Customer Service department at [email protected].
A. As a member, a department may install the MSDNAA software on its labs, and its faculty and students may install the software on their personal computers. However, the MSDN Academic Alliance is much more than simply a software subscription. The membership includes a wide range of benefits:
1.MSDN Academic Alliance software subscription that includes Microsoft platform, server, and developer tools software as well as betas, new releases, and tech support
2.Special license rights allowing a department to install MSDNAA software on any number of departmental lab machines for instructional and research purposes only
3.The ability for students taking at least one credit course offered by the member department to install the software on their personal machines for use in coursework and personal development projects
4.A community Web site that features a wide range of resources for faculty teaching Computer Science, Engineering, and Information Systems courses
5.MSDN Subscriber Downloads where instant online access to all MSDNAA content is available (*)
6.No-charge access to e-academy's License Management System ( ELMS) for automated distribution of software and product keys to eligible users via the Web (*)
7.Tutorials, code samples, projects, white papers with an academic focus, case studies, and other content that is appropriate and useful for faculty members
8.Monitored newsgroups for faculty to communicate and collaborate with one another
9.Potential discounts and third-party offers tailored specifically for faculty and students
10.Chats with our Product Support Services technicians on various technologies
11.Microsoft-hosted Codeplex and Code Gallery resources where faculty can share and collaborate on projects
* Not applicable to High School AA Memberships, which are delivered as a one-time fulfillment.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q. Who may join the program?
A. Eligibility for the MSDN Academic Alliance Program is as follows:
In The United States:
Membership in the MSDN Academic Alliance program is accepted on a per-department basis, rather than school-wide. It is available to appropriate departments within accredited academic institutions, including four-year universities, two-year colleges, technical schools, and high schools. Additionally, high schools can apply for the MSDN Academic Alliance High School program on a school-wide basis; please visit the High School AA page for additional information.
In Canada:
Membership in the MSDN Academic Alliance program is available to degree and/or diploma granting departments in higher education institutions (colleges and universities). Only Computer Science and Computer Engineering departments will be automatically approved by the fulfillment team. Applications for all other departments are forwarded to Microsoft Canada for approval. Continuing Studies departments and High Schools are not eligible for full membership; however high schools are eligible for the MSDN Academic Alliance High School Membership; please visit the High School AA page for additional information.
All Other Countries/Regions:
Academic institutions located outside of the U.S. may refer to local Customer Service Centers or Web sites for membership criteria.
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Q. What is an "appropriate" department? Certain named departments?
A. No, the MSDN Academic Alliance is not limited to departments with certain names. In today's world, courses that use the resources provided by this program are offered in a wide range of departments. For a Developer AA membership, an "appropriate" department would be a department that teaches Computer Science, Computer Engineering, or Information Systems-oriented courses. For a Designer AA membership, an “appropriate” department would be a department that teaches Graphic Design, Art, or Illustration-oriented courses.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q. How long does a membership in this program last?
A. One-year and three-year subscription options are available for Developer AA and Designer AA members. (High School AA is a one-time fulfillment program.) There are two membership periods offered each year. January through December and July through June are the two periods available. Your membership period will be automatically selected when you register and will depend upon the date of registration. Applications received within three months before or after the start of any given period will automatically be assigned to that membership period. If you are located in Japan, your membership period is April through March.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q. Does our membership expire in June or December regardless of when we join?
A. If you are participating in the MSDNAA Membership program, your membership will expire at the end of the applicable membership period regardless of when you joined. However, because of the way the membership cycles are set, the shortest period of time for any membership is nine months. We put you into the membership period that is within three months of when you join, so you can actually get as many as 15 months, but no less than 9 months of membership. For example, if you join in October, we'll put you in January-December period and you will have a 15 month membership. If you join in September, we'll put you in the July-June period and you will have a 9 month membership. Regardless of the length of membership, though, you will receive all the benefits and software for the full membership period.
High Schools participating in the MSDNAA High School Membership are not bound to a specific term and may continue distributing the developer tools for which they are licensed on an ongoing basis.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q. How do we join the MSDN Academic Alliance?
A. Please register for Developer AA or Designer AA by filling out a simple application form. Links to the registration site can also be found on many of the local MSDNAA Web sites.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q. How do we pay for the membership?
A. In the U.S. and Canada, you may use either a Purchase Order from your institution or a credit card. Please refer to the registration Web site for payment options outside of North America.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q. Do we have to pay tax on this program?
A. It depends on the regulations for your state, province, or institution. We abide by these guidelines in determining whether sales tax is applicable:
United States: Where allowable, the membership will be exempt from sales tax, provided a valid tax-exempt document is received with your application. Please note that some states do not allow sales tax exemptions for educational institutions. In these states, applicable sales tax will be added to your invoice.
Canada: All applicable Canadian taxes will apply to your membership and will be added to your invoice.
Outside North America: Please refer to the registration Web site or your local program site for more details.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q. Is the MSDN Academic Alliance available internationally?
A. Yes, this program is available in numerous locales around the world, including the United States, Canada, Latin America, Europe, Australia, the Middle East, Asia and Africa. You may join by clicking the register link located at the MSDN Academic Alliance site.
Customers outside North America should contact their local regional office to obtain more information and to apply for the program.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q. Is the membership being sold directly by Microsoft or through resellers?
A. In North America, the membership is a direct relationship with Microsoft and may not be purchased through resellers. In other parts of the world, you should review the local Web site or contact the local subsidiary or reseller for purchasing options.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q. Our computer lab is used by students from several departments. Can we install the MSDNAA software on the lab computers and allow it to be used by the students from the other departments?
A. Yes, one of the goals of the MSDNAA program is to make the software available for students to experiment with in a laboratory setting. Even if a member department shares a lab with another department, the software may be installed on lab computers and made accessible to any student wishing to use the computers. Be aware that member departments do not have the legal right to install the software on lab computers not affiliated with the member department. Additionally, the only students who would have the right to install the program software on their personal computers are those who are taking at least one credit class in the member department.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q. Can departments teaching disciplines other than Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) sign up for Developer AA?
A. No, only departments teaching STEM disciplines are eligible for Developer AA.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q. Can departments teaching disciplines other than Visualization, Illustration, Design, and Art (VIDA) sign up for Designer AA?
A. No, only departments teaching VIDA disciplines are eligible for Designer AA.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q. If we sign our departments up for MSDNAA, will this cover all students at our universities?
A. No, MSDNAA is sold by the department and intended for use by students taking classes in the department.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q. If students get software through MSDNAA, do they have unlimited usage of the software?
A. No, MSDNAA software is intended for use in academic pursuits of STEM or VIDA disciplines: schoolwork, research, academic projects, and so on are all acceptable uses.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q. Can we install the OS on a naked machine?
A. Yes, provided that you intend to use that machine and the tools given in accordance with the EULA (academic STEM, or VIDA usage with the appropriate subscription only).
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q. Can students keep these tools after they graduate?
A. Yes, this license is perpetual and nontransferable. You don’t have to uninstall the tools, but the stipulation of “academic use only” does not change.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q. In one class, students used MSDNAA tools to create a product that is so good they plan to sell it. Can products made with MSDNAA software be sold commercially?
A. Yes, the only stipulation is the purchase of commercial licenses for all tools used in the creation of a new product prior to selling the product in a commercial situation.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Q. Where can we ask questions about the MSDNAA EULA?
A. Contact the MSDNAA Customer Service department at [email protected].
Was just about to post this.
Do both Spanish and Chinese work on English like the French? I'm almost certain Spanish will do but I'm not so sure about the Chinese, anyone willing to test??
Anyway, that's 8 keys for $19 now.... so glad I got in on this
My Computer
- OS
- Windows 7 Professional x64
"the only students who would have the right to install the program software on their personal computers are those who are taking at least one credit class in the member department"
The member department would in this case be ACM. Does ACM offer any one credit classes?
The member department would in this case be ACM. Does ACM offer any one credit classes?
My Computer
- OS
- Windows 7 Professional x64 x86 VISTA XP 98SE 95 3.x
- CPU
- Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q9400 @ 2.66GHz
- Memory
- 8 GB
- Screen Resolution
- 1920 x 1200
- PSU
- OCZ Fatal1ty OCZ550FTY 550W ATX12V v2.2 25A on each rail
Its possible/probable that MSDN/AA is verifying your status as a student before allowing you to opt in...
My Computer
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- LENOVO K450 @3.0GHZ
- OS
- 64-bit Windows 8.1 Pro
- CPU
- Core(TM) i5 CPU 4330 Haswell @ 3.20GHz
- Motherboard
- LENOVO
- Memory
- 12.00 GB
- Graphics Card(s)
- Intel(R) HD Graphics
- Sound Card
- Intel HD integtrated
- Monitor(s) Displays
- HP 25' ISP Monitor
- Screen Resolution
- 1900/1020
- Hard Drives
- (1) ST1000DM003-1CH162 (2) Generic STORAGE DEVICE USB Device (3) Generic STORAGE DEVICE USB Device
- Internet Speed
- 100mb down/10mb up
I do not uinderstand your failure to understand.
ACM is an association - not a department at any universtiy, college, or high school. The same way that Future Farmers of America is not a department at Texas A&M.
Hello, I just registered to say thank you because I was looking for a means to find out if my school had a MSDNAA membership. And indeed it did, and upon going to my schools msdnaa page, I had remembered that I already been registered for the software center as I am a cs major. I am now downloading it for free. Thanks again. You saved me at most $299.99 and at least $19.
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- OS
- Windows 7 build 7232
Antman,
Thanks for your patience. Found part of the answer I was looking for.
Developer AA Licensing FAQ
(Q) Can a non-University affiliated organization like a computer club purchase an MSDN AA membership for use by its members?
(A) Sure, as long as the organization has one or more members who are currently enrolled in or teaching course(s) in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics.
(Q) That’s great! So if my organization has some students and I purchase a membership in MSDN AA, does that mean that I can distribute MSDN AA software to all of my organization members?
(A) Unfortunately, not. We restrict the use of MSDN AA software to students and faculty currently taking or teaching STEM courses.
Still hoping to get an answer as whether or not some of the courses offered in the ACM student membership qualify as STEM courses.
Thanks for your patience. Found part of the answer I was looking for.
Developer AA Licensing FAQ
(Q) Can a non-University affiliated organization like a computer club purchase an MSDN AA membership for use by its members?
(A) Sure, as long as the organization has one or more members who are currently enrolled in or teaching course(s) in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics.
(Q) That’s great! So if my organization has some students and I purchase a membership in MSDN AA, does that mean that I can distribute MSDN AA software to all of my organization members?
(A) Unfortunately, not. We restrict the use of MSDN AA software to students and faculty currently taking or teaching STEM courses.
Still hoping to get an answer as whether or not some of the courses offered in the ACM student membership qualify as STEM courses.
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My Computer
- OS
- Windows 7 Professional x64 x86 VISTA XP 98SE 95 3.x
- CPU
- Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q9400 @ 2.66GHz
- Memory
- 8 GB
- Screen Resolution
- 1920 x 1200
- PSU
- OCZ Fatal1ty OCZ550FTY 550W ATX12V v2.2 25A on each rail
I have received an email requesting my information, just thought i'd let everybody know that they are going to check your validity and possibly close your account if you do not provide correct valid information that you are indeed a student.
Here's a copy of the email:
I have already provided them with the information they asked so they have nothing on me. But I'm wondering if they could blacklist the key that they give you if you fail to prove you're a student... Me wonders...
Here's a copy of the email:
Your New ACM Student Membership ([email protected]) said:
I have already provided them with the information they asked so they have nothing on me. But I'm wondering if they could blacklist the key that they give you if you fail to prove you're a student... Me wonders...
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- Custom Built
- OS
- Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 64-Bit (Build 7600)
- CPU
- Core2Quad Q6600 G0 3.60Ghz OC
- Motherboard
- Gigabyte EP45-UD3R
- Memory
- 4x 1GB Corsair XMS2 800 PC2-6400
- Graphics Card(s)
- EVGA GeForce GTX 285 1GB 512Bit
- Sound Card
- Creative X-FI FATAL1TY Gamer Champion Edition
- Monitor(s) Displays
- 2x Samsung SyncMaster 2053BWX
- Hard Drives
- 2x 150GB WD Raptor (RAID0)
4x 500GB SAMSUNG
2x 640GB WD Caviar
- PSU
- Corsair HX-620
- Case
- Antec Nine Hundred
- Cooling
- XIGMATEK Dark Knight
Since the requirements for ACM to have access to MSDN AA is only "the organization has one or more members who are currently enrolled in or teaching course(s) in Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics" I am not at this time comfortable in recommending that my student daughter provide her confidentital information to ACM. Until I find out more about ACM's credentials I am advising her not to provide this information.
My Computer
- OS
- Windows 7 Professional x64 x86 VISTA XP 98SE 95 3.x
- CPU
- Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q9400 @ 2.66GHz
- Memory
- 8 GB
- Screen Resolution
- 1920 x 1200
- PSU
- OCZ Fatal1ty OCZ550FTY 550W ATX12V v2.2 25A on each rail
Hello, I just registered to say thank you because I was looking for a means to find out if my school had a MSDNAA membership. And indeed it did, and upon going to my schools msdnaa page, I had remembered that I already been registered for the software center as I am a cs major. I am now downloading it for free. Thanks again. You saved me at most $299.99 and at least $19.
Welcome to Sevenforums mate, Glad you got it solved. Let me thank again to MasterB for the News at the first place. MSDNAA FAQs for Faculty: General Information About the Program
If you are trying to buy a MSDNAA : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/academic/dd756487.aspx
I Think the best way to clarify is to ask from ACM about your issue. Coz, Yes MSDNAA provides ACM Students access, because in general, they are meant to be a valid STEM requiered Org. So your problem is with ACM weather a Non IT Student can get Membership ?
My Computer
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Intel
- OS
- Windows 7 Professional, Windows XP
- CPU
- Intel Dual Core
- Motherboard
- Intel D945GCNL
- Memory
- 2GB
- Graphics Card(s)
- Intel 82945G Express
- Monitor(s) Displays
- HP Pavilion 1859m
- Screen Resolution
- 1366x768
- Hard Drives
- Samsung 250GB SATA
Maxtor 80GB SATA
- Case
- High Tower
- Cooling
- Air
- Keyboard
- Delux
- Mouse
- A4Tech
- Internet Speed
- 512kbps downlink and 128kbps uplink :(
how did u do that, did u sign up, i hear this thing is no longer taking signups, i wana signup tho, new here, any help will be appreciated thanks
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Was just about to post this.
Do both Spanish and Chinese work on English like the French? I'm almost certain Spanish will do but I'm not so sure about the Chinese, anyone willing to test??
Anyway, that's 8 keys for $19 now.... so glad I got in on this
All keys work on the English version, they are universal, it doesnt mather whehter or not they were purchased with the Eng version. I had trouble to activate the x86 version a couple of days ago, but i think they were tweaking the activation servers in europe, now everything is working. so i got the french english and chinese keys working, with the x64 and one with the x86.
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- dv5 1199ew
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- W7
- Other Info
- +Rep if I have helped
shazib0061
New member
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WAiting till now
Hi everyone.
After 48 hours of wait i have not yet recieved the E mail regarding my login Id to MSDNAA.
Can any body tell me what the prob is.
Hi everyone.
After 48 hours of wait i have not yet recieved the E mail regarding my login Id to MSDNAA.
Can any body tell me what the prob is.
My Computer
- Computer Manufacturer/Model Number
- Intel
- OS
- Windows 7
- CPU
- Core 2 Duo E7300
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