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>>>>Microsoft has amended the licensing agreement on the MSDN library. According to the amendment, it may be installed on as many workstations as you like. According to Microsoft: "...There is no restriction on the number of end users installing, accessing, or using the MSDN Library Subscription, or the number of computers (inncluding servers) that the MSDN Library Subscription is installed on."
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>>>So does this mean that the entire office can get a single copy of MSDN and all use it at the same time, or do we have to purchase licenses if say I and another developper want to use it at the same time? The way I understood it before, I could install it at 5 locations (random number), but only run it on a single workstation at a time... Then again, I'm not a lawyer, therefor, not "down" with the legal mumbo jumbo lingo.
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>>It means that the MSDN Library (which is 3 CD ROMs or 1 DVD disk), can be used on as many workstations as you like. The library contains all the documentation, white papers, articles, the complete MS Knowledge Base, etc. The software that comes with the description, however, is still licensed only to a single user.
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>>>Thanks for the info... Who knows, you may soon see a little white envolope next to my name... although from other threads it appears that the blue will disappear as well. Hopefully there'll be another reward program along the MVP lines.
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>>I hope so, on both counts, Hugo.
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>>Regards,
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>Thanks for clearing that up... Should be usefull as well. Do you know if a single license (not the entire MSDN) can be purchsed, and if so, at what price? I'm checking with our local MS distributors, but having a hard time.
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>TIA,
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>Hugo

Check out:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions

and

http://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions/prodinfo/Pricing.asp

You can get all the answers to your questions from there.