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XP Pro Upgrade Education V Standard

Guy:Incognito · 2005-05-11 18:06:58

Besides price, does anyone know what the difference is between Win XP Pro upgrade educational edition and the standard Win XP Pro Upgrade? Cheers

11-05-2005 7:06pm

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Besides price, does anyone know what the difference is between Win XP Pro upgrade educational edition and the standard Win XP Pro Upgrade? Cheers

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#2 11-05-2005 7:08pm

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nothing,
its just a differnt license

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#3 11-05-2005 7:16pm

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Chalk got it in one, the only difference beyond the type of licence it is, happens to be the price they charge. The idea is to get you hooked on it while your a student and then you wont change over to other programs later on.

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#4 11-05-2005 7:24pm

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Cool. Cheap prices all the way.

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#5 11-05-2005 9:44pm

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There may also be a clause in the licenses of some Academic versions that you can't use it once you are no longer a student, then again they change their t&c's so often that even people who sell microsoft licenses for a living can go on three day courses on licensing.

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#6 11-05-2005 9:48pm

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Right. The thing is, I'm not actually a student but i can get an education version through work. So will i be grand to use it for the forseeable?

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