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Just to be sure i checked the MSDN website :
MSDN is inclusive the availlable development tools availlable to you that
vary by subscription .
At the company i am currently employed with ( big international company
where everything considerering software licensing is checked and double
checked by external Accountants who do audits once in a while ) every
developer has its own personal login to a MSDN Premium account
As this company is so strict ( especially compared to the company i
previously worked for :-) ) i could not inmagine that they are doing
something that is not legal
see this
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/nl-nl/sub...64(en-us).aspx
We have our msdn subscription from a Dutch reseller
http://www.itsp.nl ( as
we are located in the Netherlands ) who could deliver us MSDN inclusive
media for a bargain price also our production software ( client operating
systems , SQL server 2005 ) is bought through a open license structure ,
even the tech guys here have all a Technet subscription .
So my recomendation contact a local Microsoft reseller and ask for there
prices
regards
Michel
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>Technically you're not supposed to be using MSDN products for
production. Using it for development is considered production ;-)
AFAIK this is only right for everything that does not belong to the
development suite
MSDN is inclusive visual studio .
>Which level of MSDN do you have to get access to Team System? My MSDN
subscription only offers a trial edition of Team System (have everything
else however).
I have now a MSDN premium account as it is recently changed by MS from
Universall to the premium version
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If you are smart you take a MSDN subscription , in that case you have
access to all MS products including the development suits
Another advantage is that as a MSDN subscriber you can already work
with VS 2008 as of this moment .
Technically you're not supposed to be using MSDN products for
production. Using it for development is considered production ;-)
>>At my company all developers have switched from VS 2005 to 2008 team
edition last week ,every developer at our company has a MSDN premium
account , also note that even these subscription`s have different
prices , it seems that Resellers sell them much cheaper as at MS
direct.
Which level of MSDN do you have to get access to Team System? My MSDN
subscription only offers a trial edition of Team System (have everything
else however).
>>So contact a local reseller and you really can get a bargain we had 3
years for the price of one year at MS
see these links for price comparisation
http://www.software-intl.com/
http://www.xtras.net/products/msdnpremium/
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_sw...02?url=search-
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