If I Don't install Access with XP Pro, can that be classified as a XP Standard License?
M Mark Vandenberk May 11, 2004 #1 If I Don't install Access with XP Pro, can that be classified as a XP Standard License?
C Cerridwen May 11, 2004 #2 Mark said: If I Don't install Access with XP Pro, can that be classified as a XP Standard License? Click to expand... No. It's Pro without Access. Why do you ask?
Mark said: If I Don't install Access with XP Pro, can that be classified as a XP Standard License? Click to expand... No. It's Pro without Access. Why do you ask?
C Cerridwen May 11, 2004 #3 Mark said: If I Don't install Access with XP Pro, can that be classified as a XP Standard License? Click to expand... No. It's Pro without Access. Why do you ask?
Mark said: If I Don't install Access with XP Pro, can that be classified as a XP Standard License? Click to expand... No. It's Pro without Access. Why do you ask?
C Cerridwen May 11, 2004 #4 Mark said: If I Don't install Access with XP Pro, can that be classified as a XP Standard License? Click to expand... No. It's Pro without Access. Why do you ask?
Mark said: If I Don't install Access with XP Pro, can that be classified as a XP Standard License? Click to expand... No. It's Pro without Access. Why do you ask?
C Cerridwen May 11, 2004 #5 Mark said: If I Don't install Access with XP Pro, can that be classified as a XP Standard License? Click to expand... No. It's Pro without Access. Why do you ask?
Mark said: If I Don't install Access with XP Pro, can that be classified as a XP Standard License? Click to expand... No. It's Pro without Access. Why do you ask?