Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise

C

ChessNut

I have an opportunity to purchase pre-release version of Microsoft Office
2007 Enterprise. Would this be a Beta edition? Would I be able to register
the product? Any thoughts from MS here? Am I treading in deep water buying
something like this?

Thanks
 
N

neo [mvp outlook]

Considering that I'm just a peer...

Yes.
It is time limited considering it is a beta edition.
Yes.

By the way, http://www.microsoft.com/office/preview/default.mspx indicates
that the beta 2 version is coming. On the right is a place to register and
possible try it. Considering that it sounds like someone is doing something
fishy under the hood by selling a "beta" copy of Office 2007, I would
definitely not do business with them.
 
C

ChessNut

I kinda thought so. $24.95 for a $500 dollar program (or better) is really
just too much to believe. I am an instructor for a local community college.
Maybe MS will help me out in this matter (HINT! HINT!) Maybe I can test the
beta and then upon my testing upgrade to the real mccoy for my testing 'fee'.
...ah...now that sounds like a deal...

Thank you for your thoughts Neo
 
C

ChessNut

Hey JoAnn,

Go to Ebay. Do a search on '9707219662'. That's where it's being sold. If
you are employed by MS then by all means have at it. I wouldn't know how to
get the ball rolling anyway.

Hope this helps

John

JoAnn Paules said:
What you need to do is to turn in the person/company that offered to sell
you that. It's called piracy and that's one of the reasons why software is
so expensive.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



ChessNut said:
I kinda thought so. $24.95 for a $500 dollar program (or better) is really
just too much to believe. I am an instructor for a local community
college.
Maybe MS will help me out in this matter (HINT! HINT!) Maybe I can test
the
beta and then upon my testing upgrade to the real mccoy for my testing
'fee'.
...ah...now that sounds like a deal...

Thank you for your thoughts Neo
 
J

JoAnn Paules [MVP]

I'm not an MS employee but I'll see if I can't find the right person.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



ChessNut said:
Hey JoAnn,

Go to Ebay. Do a search on '9707219662'. That's where it's being sold.
If
you are employed by MS then by all means have at it. I wouldn't know how
to
get the ball rolling anyway.

Hope this helps

John

JoAnn Paules said:
What you need to do is to turn in the person/company that offered to sell
you that. It's called piracy and that's one of the reasons why software
is
so expensive.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



ChessNut said:
I kinda thought so. $24.95 for a $500 dollar program (or better) is
really
just too much to believe. I am an instructor for a local community
college.
Maybe MS will help me out in this matter (HINT! HINT!) Maybe I can
test
the
beta and then upon my testing upgrade to the real mccoy for my testing
'fee'.
...ah...now that sounds like a deal...

Thank you for your thoughts Neo

:

Considering that I'm just a peer...

Yes.
It is time limited considering it is a beta edition.
Yes.

By the way, http://www.microsoft.com/office/preview/default.mspx
indicates
that the beta 2 version is coming. On the right is a place to
register
and
possible try it. Considering that it sounds like someone is doing
something
fishy under the hood by selling a "beta" copy of Office 2007, I would
definitely not do business with them.

I have an opportunity to purchase pre-release version of Microsoft
Office
2007 Enterprise. Would this be a Beta edition? Would I be able to
register
the product? Any thoughts from MS here? Am I treading in deep
water
buying
something like this?

Thanks
 
C

ChessNut

JoAnn, did you get in touch with someone about this? Hope you did. btw,
it's still listed.

Thanks

John

JoAnn Paules said:
I'm not an MS employee but I'll see if I can't find the right person.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



ChessNut said:
Hey JoAnn,

Go to Ebay. Do a search on '9707219662'. That's where it's being sold.
If
you are employed by MS then by all means have at it. I wouldn't know how
to
get the ball rolling anyway.

Hope this helps

John

JoAnn Paules said:
What you need to do is to turn in the person/company that offered to sell
you that. It's called piracy and that's one of the reasons why software
is
so expensive.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



I kinda thought so. $24.95 for a $500 dollar program (or better) is
really
just too much to believe. I am an instructor for a local community
college.
Maybe MS will help me out in this matter (HINT! HINT!) Maybe I can
test
the
beta and then upon my testing upgrade to the real mccoy for my testing
'fee'.
...ah...now that sounds like a deal...

Thank you for your thoughts Neo

:

Considering that I'm just a peer...

Yes.
It is time limited considering it is a beta edition.
Yes.

By the way, http://www.microsoft.com/office/preview/default.mspx
indicates
that the beta 2 version is coming. On the right is a place to
register
and
possible try it. Considering that it sounds like someone is doing
something
fishy under the hood by selling a "beta" copy of Office 2007, I would
definitely not do business with them.

I have an opportunity to purchase pre-release version of Microsoft
Office
2007 Enterprise. Would this be a Beta edition? Would I be able to
register
the product? Any thoughts from MS here? Am I treading in deep
water
buying
something like this?

Thanks
 
J

JoAnn Paules [MVP]

Yes, I did. I don't know what the process is but I know that several people
were notified.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



ChessNut said:
JoAnn, did you get in touch with someone about this? Hope you did. btw,
it's still listed.

Thanks

John

JoAnn Paules said:
I'm not an MS employee but I'll see if I can't find the right person.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



ChessNut said:
Hey JoAnn,

Go to Ebay. Do a search on '9707219662'. That's where it's being
sold.
If
you are employed by MS then by all means have at it. I wouldn't know
how
to
get the ball rolling anyway.

Hope this helps

John

:

What you need to do is to turn in the person/company that offered to
sell
you that. It's called piracy and that's one of the reasons why
software
is
so expensive.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



I kinda thought so. $24.95 for a $500 dollar program (or better) is
really
just too much to believe. I am an instructor for a local community
college.
Maybe MS will help me out in this matter (HINT! HINT!) Maybe I can
test
the
beta and then upon my testing upgrade to the real mccoy for my
testing
'fee'.
...ah...now that sounds like a deal...

Thank you for your thoughts Neo

:

Considering that I'm just a peer...

Yes.
It is time limited considering it is a beta edition.
Yes.

By the way, http://www.microsoft.com/office/preview/default.mspx
indicates
that the beta 2 version is coming. On the right is a place to
register
and
possible try it. Considering that it sounds like someone is doing
something
fishy under the hood by selling a "beta" copy of Office 2007, I
would
definitely not do business with them.

I have an opportunity to purchase pre-release version of Microsoft
Office
2007 Enterprise. Would this be a Beta edition? Would I be able
to
register
the product? Any thoughts from MS here? Am I treading in deep
water
buying
something like this?

Thanks
 
C

ChessNut

Thank you. Have a most sparkling day JoAnn!

John

JoAnn Paules said:
Yes, I did. I don't know what the process is but I know that several people
were notified.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



ChessNut said:
JoAnn, did you get in touch with someone about this? Hope you did. btw,
it's still listed.

Thanks

John

JoAnn Paules said:
I'm not an MS employee but I'll see if I can't find the right person.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



Hey JoAnn,

Go to Ebay. Do a search on '9707219662'. That's where it's being
sold.
If
you are employed by MS then by all means have at it. I wouldn't know
how
to
get the ball rolling anyway.

Hope this helps

John

:

What you need to do is to turn in the person/company that offered to
sell
you that. It's called piracy and that's one of the reasons why
software
is
so expensive.

--

JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



I kinda thought so. $24.95 for a $500 dollar program (or better) is
really
just too much to believe. I am an instructor for a local community
college.
Maybe MS will help me out in this matter (HINT! HINT!) Maybe I can
test
the
beta and then upon my testing upgrade to the real mccoy for my
testing
'fee'.
...ah...now that sounds like a deal...

Thank you for your thoughts Neo

:

Considering that I'm just a peer...

Yes.
It is time limited considering it is a beta edition.
Yes.

By the way, http://www.microsoft.com/office/preview/default.mspx
indicates
that the beta 2 version is coming. On the right is a place to
register
and
possible try it. Considering that it sounds like someone is doing
something
fishy under the hood by selling a "beta" copy of Office 2007, I
would
definitely not do business with them.

I have an opportunity to purchase pre-release version of Microsoft
Office
2007 Enterprise. Would this be a Beta edition? Would I be able
to
register
the product? Any thoughts from MS here? Am I treading in deep
water
buying
something like this?

Thanks
 
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