You're right, of course.

I just wanted people to be aware that sooner or later they would have to purchase a regular subscription if they wanted to continue to use the software that comes with the MS Partner program.

Dale S.

>>When you clicked "I accept" on the agreement, you agreed to the following:<
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>Yes, and I don't dispute that, but the actual MSDN Universal DVD's did come with a different license within the box that didn't say that - and I did take notice of that.
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>However, like I say... it makes no difference to me, as I have to order a new one Nov. 2006 anyway when these two others expire (assuming I extend this plan next year). For me, it still seemed like this was the 'cheaper' way to go.
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>I figured (assuming that I could get a bargain price of like $1,200 for a MSDN on ebay) that my price this way would be $375+$375+$1,200 = $1,950 for three years.
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>Wherease, if I did it through ebay each year my price would be $1,200+$1,200+$1,200 = $3,500 for three years.
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>Anyway I look at it, that seems like a $1,500+ savings to me over three years.
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>Mel Cummings