Oh it's quite legal because Microsoft wants you programming for Windows using their programs, so they give them away to students who will then only know how to program for their platforms and propagate the M$ empire. It's like giving away drugs to get people hooked. But hey, if it's free. . .

Scott

Andrew Jorgensen wrote:

So, what's this about purchasing a disc (and license) for $7?  I can't
find anything about that on your site and it doesn't sound legal.

On Sun, 08 Aug 2004 04:21:27 -0600, David Darrough
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:


I just gave away my last legit copy of 2000 but if you can talk her into XP,
you can purchase the disc and a license through MSDNAA for like $7 as well
as other Microsoft software cheap. You can read the requirements but
basically you have to currently be taking at least one CS class. Here is the
address:

http://www.acm.byu.edu/index.php?page=msdnaa




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