I got this email today: Dear Confused Philosopher: Thank you for joining us at the Microsoft Student Tour and for all the feedback you provided us during the event. We continue to welcome feedback and questions following the tour. One of the questions received after the tour concerns the use of the Visual Studio.NET Professional software distributed to students who attended the event.
I have attached a letter to this email to clarify the legal use of the software. The use of the Visual Studio.NET Professional software is governed by the digital license that appears in a dialog box at the start of the installation. Your acceptance of this "Click to Accept" license is the only license required for your use of the copy of the Visual Studio.NET Professional Edition received.
Also, it has been drawn to my attention that a few students are experiencing challenges when installing the Visual Studio.NET. If you encounter any difficulties while installing the software, please contact me.
Once again, thank you for joining us at the Microsoft Student Tour. We look forward to seeing you at more events like this in the future.
Best regards,
Pamela
Pamela Lauz Program Manager, Academic.NET (905) 363 - 8448 pamlauz@microsoft.com
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If a prostitute is a robot, who is its pimp? The Engineer, or the technical support?
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I got this email today: .NET Professional software distributed to students who attended the event.
.NET Professional software is governed by the digital license that appears in a dialog box at the start of the installation. Your acceptance of this "Click to Accept" license is the only license required for your use of the copy of the Visual Studio.NET Professional Edition received.
.NET. If you encounter any difficulties while installing the software, please contact me.
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Dear Confused Philosopher:
Thank you for joining us at the Microsoft Student Tour and for all the feedback you provided us during the event. We continue to welcome feedback and questions following the tour. One of the questions received after the tour concerns the use of the Visual Studio
I have attached a letter to this email to clarify the legal use of the software. The use of the Visual Studio
Also, it has been drawn to my attention that a few students are experiencing challenges when installing the Visual Studio
Once again, thank you for joining us at the Microsoft Student Tour. We look forward to seeing you at more events like this in the future.
Best regards,
Pamela
Pamela Lauz
Program Manager, Academic
(905) 363 - 8448
pamlauz@microsoft.com
"If prostitutes ever wanted to unionize, this may be the time." Confused Philosopher says: If a prostitute is a robot, who is its pimp? The Engineer, or the technical support?