I paid the money at technet.microsoft.com and I get:
10 keys for XP Home
10 keys for XP Professional
10 keys for XP Media Center
10 keys for Vista Business (x86 or x64)
- Virtually unlimited keys (My own corp key) for Vista Enterprise
10 keys for Vista Home Premium (x86 or x64)
10 keys for Vista Ultimate (x86 or x64)
10 keys each for x86 abd x64 (20 keys)
Windows 7 Business
Windows 7 Home Starter (I don't like, just 10 keys)
Windows 7 Home Basic (better but, just 10 keys)
Windows 7 Enterprise (virtually unlimited key, my own corp key)
Windows 7 Home Premium
Windows 7 Ultimate
10 keys each for (I forget how many versions there are)
Office 2003
Office 2007
And I hope the Office 10 comes out before my year is up.
Plus, a lot of study materials
That was a lot of maney to spend but one copy of Windows 7 Ultimate Retail costs more.
Windows 7 and Office 2010 should last me for many years to come
and even XP isn't too stale yet. All legal. Plus a lot of servers that I don't even know
how to use yet
Thump
Tue Nov 10, 2009 1:21 pm