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 OEM Windows Install Disks
What are the options for a computer service company to get the latest OEM
Windows install disks (service packs, etc)? Of course, I know about the full
MSDN subscription ... but last I checked that was really expensive. It seems
the full MSDN sub is actually so expensive that it doesn't even pay for
itself unless you use a lot of Microsoft software. TIA for any ideas.
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Re: OEM Windows Install Disks
MS Action Pack ($299 per year):
http://members.microsoft.com/partne...tionpackus.aspx
Technet:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/tr...ions/wanttn.asp
"techshare" <nospam@nospam.net> wrote in message
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> What are the options for a computer service company to get the latest OEM
> Windows install disks (service packs, etc)? Of course, I know about the
full
> MSDN subscription ... but last I checked that was really expensive. It
seems
> the full MSDN sub is actually so expensive that it doesn't even pay for
> itself unless you use a lot of Microsoft software. TIA for any ideas.
>
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