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Microsoft Offers Free Software to students |
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Written by Donny
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Tuesday, 19 February 2008 |
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If you are a student and meet the credentials. You too can get a copy of your favorite Microsoft Software.
Microsoft has gone on and probably done the craziest of all things. They
have offered Students who meet the qualifications on their website free professional
software that can help them achieve their goals.
"We want to do everything we can to equip a new
generation of technology leaders with the knowledge and tools they need to
harness the magic of software to improve lives, solve problems, and catalyze
economic growth," Microsoft chairman Bill Gates said in a statement.
DreamSpark includes Visual Studio 2008 Professional
Edition, Expression Studio, XNA Game Studio 2.0 with a free yearlong
subscription to the XNA Creators Club, SQL Server 2005 Developer Edition and
Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard Edition. When Windows Server 2008 is released
to MSDN, it will be available to students as well.
The promotion will be available in 10 different countries and is available
as of Today. This follows the same suit adobe has done by offering students
free software since November, While Microsoft may be coping Adobe, it’s still a
good promotion. Let’s see Apple try and do that.
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