QuixoticOne
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Originally posted by: leonardosf
The software that Microsoft is giving out is NOT a limited trial or have any expiration date. They are the full featured software. Whenever I received any software from Microsoft after attending their seminars, it always has been the full featured software. The seminar in 2007, Microsoft handed out full feature Vista Ultima and Office 2007 with Grove. These are not trial software and no limitations either. So if you attend this seminar, you get all the software . There is no 1099's either. You'll end up with the full versions of Windows Server® 2008 operating system, Microsoft® SQL Server® 2008, and Microsoft Visual Studio® 2008. It's a great deal for attending a 1 day seminar. It's well worth taking a day off. Good luck everyone !
I agree that in past 'launch event' or similar type events it has generally been non-trial / non-beta type software of various sorts that was given out, though sometimes NFR or download-it-yourself, unsupported, or whatever.
At the small town event of the same kind as you mentioned I went to they had Office & Groove, but NOT Vista, for instance.
I just posted the warning as to what they POSSIBLY might do based on my experience with their promotion on Vista / Office one year ago. Maybe it's a different situation at these launch events. My point was only that they're being non-specific enough in everything I've received from them that you really can't tell for sure what the deal it.
