I just got Virtual PC/Server in the mail yesterday with my MSDN OS
subscription versions 2004 and 7.0.2 for the MAC. I have yet to download the
Virtual Server 2005 R2 Beta 1 which I'll do when I get home and burn it to CD.

If you should order the Virtual PC 2005 R2 CD you'll also get Windows Server 
2003 R2 trial software.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/virtualserver/software/default..mspx
 

As for my copy of Windows Vista I downloaded the WinFS beta from MSDN through 
my secured
MSDN OS account. I haven't installed it yet becuase the WinFS documentation 
states that I must uninstall
Visual Studio 2005 Beta, NET Framwork 2.0 Beta from my machine. WinFS is 
supposed to work in tandem
with NTFS. I need further research on this before I start.   

Marc Sims
Data Technician I
Prince George's Community College


>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thursday, May 11, 2006 >>>
This comes from Fred Langa... <www.langalist.com>

2) $999 Virtual Server Product Now Free!

     Fred: Now that Microsoft has released its Virtual Server for free,
     I was wondering if you have any tips about setting it up and using
     it, since you use it and like it. Thanks!  ---BBentley

The Microsoft Virtual Server is a more-refined successor to the "Virtual PC"
product I've written about in the past--- and that I still use regularly for
software testing. It lets me try out potentially dangerous tweaks and changes
without risking my main PC or having to set up a second, stand-alone system.
In fact, VPC technology is so good that I've been able to steadily reduce the
number of PCs here in my office. Where before I used to have a large number
of multi-boot machines for different versions of Windows and Linux, I'm more
and more able to run everything I need on virtualized PCs inside my main
system. It's wonderfully convenient--- and saves energy and space, as well.

The VPC software used to cost $50; the Virtual Server cost as much as $999.
Now it's free:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserversystem/virtualserver/default.mspx 

VPC info, much of which still applies to the now-free Virtual Server product:
http://search.atomz.com/search/?sp-q=vpc&sp-a=0008002a-sp00000000 

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