I would be suprised if they support it at all. That is what an instructor is for...that was the policy a few years ago.

Also, I would be suprised if you could legally release EXEs with an Acedemic version. But, that might have become too much of an administrative headache, so I am only guessing.

I would suggest looking to the MS site for official policy information.

>Microsoft sometimes will not support you on an academic version, unless you can prove your academic status. So be very careful
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>>Hi Kevin,
>>I'm here in Harrisburg & I know the trade show deal you're talking about. Yes it's for real, it's from some liquidator and it's exactly the same as the regular price copy you can get on the web. And it's not an Academic version, just a true blue deal. One of my coworkers found it back in October & bought himself a personal copy, and since then several other developers in my company (both in PA and other states) called the liquidator and ordered one for themselves. You should get it while it lasts, in October they only had like 50 copies. HTH