Vista - Office 07 on MVL-Vista?

Well,
Office 07 is now on Microsoft Volume licensing;for those individuals
that have access that is.
Hmm,
Can Vista be far behind?
Wonder why;if Office is released to volume people; that Vista isn't there
yet?
Or for that matter; available to MSDN technet people?

Not to ruffle feathers; but;lol; ya know I gotta.

BTW, RTM has leaked to the world!!!

On various umm,umm Torrents-LOL

Jeff

Vista Final x86 iso is popping up everywhere on the net now the whole day.
Its on torrentpages,the usenet,emule and where not all.
btw .- keygens and wpa-patches and spp-cracks are also popping up like hell.

just google about it, and be amazed, half the world seems to run build 6000
already.

So.. Ms should release the thing to msdn now to be fair and realistic.



"Jeff" <S.Cerevesiae@umm.edu> wrote in message
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> Well,
> Office 07 is now on Microsoft Volume licensing;for those individuals
> that have access that is.
> Hmm,
> Can Vista be far behind?
> Wonder why;if Office is released to volume people; that Vista isn't there
> yet?
> Or for that matter; available to MSDN technet people?
>
> Not to ruffle feathers; but;lol; ya know I gotta.
>
> BTW, RTM has leaked to the world!!!
>
> On various umm,umm Torrents-LOL
>
> Jeff
>
>

Jeff wrote:
> Well,
> Office 07 is now on Microsoft Volume licensing;for those individuals
> that have access that is.
> Hmm,
> Can Vista be far behind?
> Wonder why;if Office is released to volume people; that Vista isn't
> there yet?
> Or for that matter; available to MSDN technet people?
>
> Not to ruffle feathers; but;lol; ya know I gotta.
>
> BTW, RTM has leaked to the world!!!
>
> On various umm,umm Torrents-LOL
>
> Jeff
>
>
Microsoft Office 2007 will be Available to MSDN Premium Subscriber's
beginning on Sunday, May 12th, 2006, and Windows Vista RTM will be
available to MSDN Subscriber's (most likely Operating Systems Level and
Higher, considering the fact that Microsoft Tech Net Plus Subscriber's
will be getting RTM as well, and since Mary Jo Foley was incorrect about
the MSDN Release Date for MSDN, she is probably incorrect about her
other statement in that release as well), beginning Friday, November
17th, 2006, according to Jupiter Jones (MS-MVP), Just FYI.

Jeff wrote:
> Well,
> Office 07 is now on Microsoft Volume licensing;for those individuals
> that have access that is.
> Hmm,
> Can Vista be far behind?
> Wonder why;if Office is released to volume people; that Vista isn't
> there yet?
> Or for that matter; available to MSDN technet people?
>
> Not to ruffle feathers; but;lol; ya know I gotta.
>
> BTW, RTM has leaked to the world!!!
>
> On various umm,umm Torrents-LOL
>
> Jeff
>
>

I agree, it's pretty frustrating see Vista everywhere on the web.

"Jeppe" <Jeppe@jee.com> wrote in message
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>
> I agree, it's pretty frustrating see Vista everywhere on the web.

It's inevitable for the peace of software that has a level of attention and
popularity Vista has. I see it as a great opportunity for SPP to actually
show itself in action early. Wouldn't bet on it though :-)

--
Alecxander Suhovey

"Alexander Suhovey" <asuhovey@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Jeppe" <Jeppe@jee.com> wrote in message
> news:mcn5h.50195$AM7.10490@reader1.news.jippii.net...
>>
>> I agree, it's pretty frustrating see Vista everywhere on the web.
>
> It's inevitable for the peace of software that has a level of attention
> and popularity Vista has. I see it as a great opportunity for SPP to
> actually show itself in action early. Wouldn't bet on it though :-)

"Peace", lol. Sorry for typo.

--
Alexander Suhovey

Early in action?
Heck,
There are "supposedly" SPP cracks out ALREADY! lol

Jeff

"Alexander Suhovey" <asuhovey@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Jeppe" <Jeppe@jee.com> wrote in message
> news:mcn5h.50195$AM7.10490@reader1.news.jippii.net...
>>
>> I agree, it's pretty frustrating see Vista everywhere on the web.
>
> It's inevitable for the peace of software that has a level of attention
> and popularity Vista has. I see it as a great opportunity for SPP to
> actually show itself in action early. Wouldn't bet on it though :-)
>
> --
> Alecxander Suhovey

"Jeff" <S.Cerevesiae@umm.edu> wrote in message
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> Early in action?
> Heck,
> There are "supposedly" SPP cracks out ALREADY! lol

"Supposedly", yes. Let's see how it works out.

--
Alexander Suhovey

Alexander,

No matter my stand on the SPP issue;which you well know;if you've read any
of my threads, when it comes to retail;
stealing is stealing- I'm totally against SPP, but I;m also 100% legit.
MSFT can deal with piracy without having to resort to SPP.
But; until it's dropped;let's see what it does do.
I know what it does; I've seen it tested it out-trust me"reduced
functionality" is not just limiting access to defender;aero etc.
Like MSFT tries to spin it as.
It effectively locks out the control panel too.
And without control panel access;it's very difficult to get to your hard
drive. Not saying it can't be accessed; but the person demonstrating
it;couldn't.
but again,
Piracy is stealing.

Jeff

"Alexander Suhovey" <asuhovey@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Jeff" <S.Cerevesiae@umm.edu> wrote in message
> news:%23c05sybBHHA.3380@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>> Early in action?
>> Heck,
>> There are "supposedly" SPP cracks out ALREADY! lol
>
> "Supposedly", yes. Let's see how it works out.
>
> --
> Alexander Suhovey

"Jeff" <S.Cerevesiae@umm.edu> wrote in message
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> Alexander,
>
> No matter my stand on the SPP issue;which you well know;if you've read any
> of my threads, when it comes to retail;
> stealing is stealing- I'm totally against SPP, but I;m also 100% legit.
> MSFT can deal with piracy without having to resort to SPP.

Jeff,
I will not comment on SPP since I'm yet to see a single burp from it on all
of my Vista computers so I'm not qualified to judge its pros and cons.
However, I wonder what do you see as a better *technical* approach to the
piracy issue? Note technical since I'm sure IP owners do everything they can
already in other areas like law [enforcement], lobbying, education,
zombiefication and manipulating public opinion.

As for price cuts, personally I don't believe in it as an effective measure.
Being Russian, I've seen so many people who use price as an excuse to piracy
but who wouldn't buy ANYTHING if it has a crack available. Even if it's
small shareware with $10 price tag.

> But; until it's dropped;let's see what it does do.

Sure, let's see how it works globally.

> I know what it does; I've seen it tested it out-trust me"reduced
> functionality" is not just limiting access to defender;aero etc.
> Like MSFT tries to spin it as. It effectively locks out the control panel
> too.
> And without control panel access;it's very difficult to get to your hard
> drive. Not saying it can't be accessed; but the person demonstrating
> it;couldn't.

Sure if SPP will prove unreliable en mass, it will be dumped, no doubt about
it.

> but again,
> Piracy is stealing.

Can't agree with that, but that's another story.

--
Alexander Suhovey