heatlesssun
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??? Under what/how?
When you go done this route you have to itemize your deductions which should work out in the taxpayers favor if they have a mortage.
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??? Under what/how?
who doesnt write off miscellaneous business expenses? you dont need a business to do it either...
So is it worth expensing and itemizing everything for $250??? Hmmmm...
How often does a deal like this happen? I have some other expenses right now so I don't want to drop $250 on this right now. If it's a yearly thing then I might have to buy this now.
If you don't own a house, it's probably not worth itemizing.
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Oh, and don't bother copying these, I went through and randomly replaced letters with numbers, numbers with other numbers, letters with other letters, numbers with letters, etc. All are invalid.
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What was the point of all that?
It didn't illustrate the key structure any better than saying ten keys per product or one key with multiple uses/activations.
but it's effectively useless gibberish.
If anyone other than you thinks it was a good example, please speak up. Sorry you wasted your time. All it did was create a few miles of thread to scroll through.
You typically get 10 keys for each software, and even each sub-version of it. For example, Vista Business, Home Premium, and Ultimate are all different versions, so you get 10 keys for each. You get a single key for WHS which I think is multiple-use.
will this include the new 7 when its available ?
if you have 3 computers can you install 3 versions of 7 pro when it is released?
Are they full versions that can be reinstalled if you upgrade your machine?
Would these retail keys be valid for the full installations?? (i.e., not upgrade versions)
I did pre-order Win7, but am seriously considering this Technet offer because the double-install is a pain.
Would these retail keys be valid for the full installations?? (i.e., not upgrade versions)
Anyone know the rough release date for Office 2010? I daresay within the year right? So my $250 will net me 3x Win7, 3x Office 2010, and whatever else I decide to toy with?
Also, is TechNet jurisdiction independent? I can sub from anywhere in the world?
I signed up. Should pay off rather quickly
What are the odds that windows 7 will not be offered on technet?
I signed up. Should pay off rather quickly
What are the odds that windows 7 will not be offered on technet?