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Sabrina Kilian wrote:
> I can download XP just fine with just my campus login information
> through the local mirror.
I don't follow. Are you actually going out to MSDN to get the software?
Or has the university stored it locally, after *they* agreed to the MSDN
licenses? I'm sure Microsoft made sure *someone* agreed to the license.
> Getting the license key for XP, however, requires clicking through a
> license agreement on the MSDN page.
Yep.
> I am free to do just about anything
> with that CD image...burn it, draw pictures on the burned CDs, hang them
> from a car mirror
Hard to say. Maybe *you* are and someone in the campus administration
would get in trouble.
> ...but until I agree to the license, both on MSDN and
> on the installer, I am not licensed to use XP.
Right. But *if* you could use it without clicking through the
agreements, they couldn't impose any after the fact. That's precisely
why they make you click thru the agreements.
--
Darren New / San Diego, CA, USA (PST)
Helpful housekeeping hints:
Check your feather pillows for holes
before putting them in the washing machine.
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