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Hi all,
Q. My school has a program called MSDNAA and I've heard I can get software there for no cost. Is that true? A. Yes. MSDNAA is a global academic program designed specifically for academic labs, faculty, and students studying in areas of computer science, engineering, and information systems. If a department you are taking classes in is a part of this program, you could get Windows 7 at no cost. Go to the MSDN Academic Alliance search to search for your school. Steve |
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