If you call MS or read the EULA on the CD, you'll see that
it time limited, after all, it is distributed for the
purpose of evaluation prior to purchase. Now that XP is a
well marketed retail product, the RTM version is soon to be
dropped from support, and the OEM and large corps have
finished their evaluations, the only eval versions would be
the long awaited Longhorn.


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"Juan Delacosta" wrote in
message ...
| recieved at a technet confence. one of the many i go too.
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| missed it in this area a while.
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| "Jim Macklin" wrote
in message
| ...
| Eval CD were not ever intended to be upgraded,
slipstreamed
| or have in infinite life. It has expired, died, and it
is
| thus time to BUY a retail CD.
| The fact that you have an eval CD means that either you
were
| at one time a software developer for MS and you have
| forgotten how to contact MS or somebody gave or sold you
| software illegally.
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| I do hope somebody can help you.
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| --
| The people think the Constitution protects their rights;
| But government sees it as an obstacle to be overcome.
|
|
|
| "Juan Delacosta" wrote in
| message ...
| | Thank you for your post but the sp2 network install
will
| not upgrade a eval
| | cd i have sp1 eval cd right next to me.
| |
| | Ill ignore your post for the most part becuase you
seem
| not to understand.
| |
| | Did I ask for a sp2 cd? no
| |
| | Thanks again for your time!
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