Judy Perry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: Pricing.
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My understanding is that university educators are also eligible for the ed
pricing; that it's the institutional pricing area where it matters if you
are K-12 or higher ed.

Am I wrong?

Judy

On Wed, 12 Mar 2003, Victor Eijkhout wrote:

>But with that level of programming it seems reasonable that the
> >researchr would pick up a license -- at the edu price it's quite affordable.

 > Hm? The educational (single user) price is 1.5 times the small
 > business price. I'm a university educator, but the affordable ($99)
 > price is only for K12 educators.

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Judy is right. I started with a educator's license, even though I am retired university faculty.

As a matter of fact I originally submitted an application to MetaCard for a professional license, but received an invitation from Scott Raney (seeing that my return address was Univ. of Calif.) to consider an educator's license.

Jim
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