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YOU SHUT YOUR MOUTH!!!!!Originally Posted by proper english
Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
what irony?
there is none.. some people dont know how to use that word in proper context.
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YOU SHUT YOUR MOUTH!!!!!Originally Posted by proper english
Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
what irony?
there is none.. some people dont know how to use that word in proper context.
Originally Posted by proper english
Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
what irony?
there is none.. some people dont know how to use that word in proper context.
Originally Posted by proper english
Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
what irony?
there is none.. some people dont know how to use that word in proper context.
Got office on both partitions, windows 7 ultimate, mad spyware and antivirus programs for freeOriginally Posted by omgitswes
Originally Posted by salbah3
I think only a few universities participate in this program, and even then you might have to be in a particular concentration/major. For example, I am in the business school and I am an Information Systems major, we're the only one in the business school to my knowledge that has the MSDNAA program. Every student in my entire university gets windows 7 ultimate for free though, but that's a whole different agreement with Microsoft.Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
How do I check my MSDNAA program?
we only get professional. I wish they would include Microsoft Office
Got office on both partitions, windows 7 ultimate, mad spyware and antivirus programs for freeOriginally Posted by omgitswes
Originally Posted by salbah3
I think only a few universities participate in this program, and even then you might have to be in a particular concentration/major. For example, I am in the business school and I am an Information Systems major, we're the only one in the business school to my knowledge that has the MSDNAA program. Every student in my entire university gets windows 7 ultimate for free though, but that's a whole different agreement with Microsoft.Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
How do I check my MSDNAA program?
we only get professional. I wish they would include Microsoft Office
Yeah got Office 11 for mac and 10 for windows, antivirus and crapload of other software. However, our Ultimate is not a full install, just an upgrade version. I'm glad the MSDNAA had the full version of pro or else I wouldn't have a windows partition at all lol. I am sure CS Majors got a lot more crazy software available to themOriginally Posted by 2LipsLegit
Got office on both partitions, windows 7 ultimate, mad spyware and antivirus programs for freeOriginally Posted by omgitswes
Originally Posted by salbah3
I think only a few universities participate in this program, and even then you might have to be in a particular concentration/major. For example, I am in the business school and I am an Information Systems major, we're the only one in the business school to my knowledge that has the MSDNAA program. Every student in my entire university gets windows 7 ultimate for free though, but that's a whole different agreement with Microsoft.Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
How do I check my MSDNAA program?
we only get professional. I wish they would include Microsoft Officecertain majors get more stuff on top of that too
and as far as the debate between whats better, lets just all accept PCs<> Macs, there really is no definitive better computer. All depends on the individuals situation and needs, saying otherwise just seems elitist and stupid
Yeah got Office 11 for mac and 10 for windows, antivirus and crapload of other software. However, our Ultimate is not a full install, just an upgrade version. I'm glad the MSDNAA had the full version of pro or else I wouldn't have a windows partition at all lol. I am sure CS Majors got a lot more crazy software available to themOriginally Posted by 2LipsLegit
Got office on both partitions, windows 7 ultimate, mad spyware and antivirus programs for freeOriginally Posted by omgitswes
Originally Posted by salbah3
I think only a few universities participate in this program, and even then you might have to be in a particular concentration/major. For example, I am in the business school and I am an Information Systems major, we're the only one in the business school to my knowledge that has the MSDNAA program. Every student in my entire university gets windows 7 ultimate for free though, but that's a whole different agreement with Microsoft.Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
How do I check my MSDNAA program?
we only get professional. I wish they would include Microsoft Officecertain majors get more stuff on top of that too
and as far as the debate between whats better, lets just all accept PCs<> Macs, there really is no definitive better computer. All depends on the individuals situation and needs, saying otherwise just seems elitist and stupid
Originally Posted by ATLien Seeko
Originally Posted by proper english
Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
what irony?
there is none.. some people dont know how to use that word in proper context.
Irony is, buying apple computer to run Windows. Wasnt hard to see.
Originally Posted by ATLien Seeko
Originally Posted by proper english
Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
what irony?
there is none.. some people dont know how to use that word in proper context.
Irony is, buying apple computer to run Windows. Wasnt hard to see.
dang I'm a CPE major. I should switch for a semester then switch back lolOriginally Posted by salbah3
Yeah got Office 11 for mac and 10 for windows, antivirus and crapload of other software. However, our Ultimate is not a full install, just an upgrade version. I'm glad the MSDNAA had the full version of pro or else I wouldn't have a windows partition at all lol. I am sure CS Majors got a lot more crazy software available to themOriginally Posted by 2LipsLegit
Got office on both partitions, windows 7 ultimate, mad spyware and antivirus programs for freeOriginally Posted by omgitswes
Originally Posted by salbah3
I think only a few universities participate in this program, and even then you might have to be in a particular concentration/major. For example, I am in the business school and I am an Information Systems major, we're the only one in the business school to my knowledge that has the MSDNAA program. Every student in my entire university gets windows 7 ultimate for free though, but that's a whole different agreement with Microsoft.Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
How do I check my MSDNAA program?
we only get professional. I wish they would include Microsoft Officecertain majors get more stuff on top of that too
and as far as the debate between whats better, lets just all accept PCs<> Macs, there really is no definitive better computer. All depends on the individuals situation and needs, saying otherwise just seems elitist and stupid
dang I'm a CPE major. I should switch for a semester then switch back lolOriginally Posted by salbah3
Yeah got Office 11 for mac and 10 for windows, antivirus and crapload of other software. However, our Ultimate is not a full install, just an upgrade version. I'm glad the MSDNAA had the full version of pro or else I wouldn't have a windows partition at all lol. I am sure CS Majors got a lot more crazy software available to themOriginally Posted by 2LipsLegit
Got office on both partitions, windows 7 ultimate, mad spyware and antivirus programs for freeOriginally Posted by omgitswes
Originally Posted by salbah3
I think only a few universities participate in this program, and even then you might have to be in a particular concentration/major. For example, I am in the business school and I am an Information Systems major, we're the only one in the business school to my knowledge that has the MSDNAA program. Every student in my entire university gets windows 7 ultimate for free though, but that's a whole different agreement with Microsoft.Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
How do I check my MSDNAA program?
we only get professional. I wish they would include Microsoft Officecertain majors get more stuff on top of that too
and as far as the debate between whats better, lets just all accept PCs<> Macs, there really is no definitive better computer. All depends on the individuals situation and needs, saying otherwise just seems elitist and stupid
Originally Posted by whyhellothere
?Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
my laptop has better specs than the new MBPs...
Originally Posted by whyhellothere
?Originally Posted by JT AIR JT
my laptop has better specs than the new MBPs...