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"Rasanen" <_nospam_rasanen@sprynet.com> wrote:


>What I received, despite several clear messages that this had to be a
>complete retail version with full licenses, for business use, was the
>Academic Edition, with the Academic Edition license. See a copy of Mr.
>Lewis recent ad below.

>Since I do not qualify for an Academic Edition license, and have ZERO
>upgrade and ZERO MS Tech Support with an Academic Edition, I have asked
>James Lewis to send me the correct non-Academic Edition or proper
>license, but as of today, Wednesday 01/14/98, have not received the
>correct software or license.


>As you may be aware, anyone with an Academic License does not qualify
>for MS Tech Support or upgrades and since this is for business use and
>must pass auditing requirements, it is completely useless at this
>point.

Just to clear up a point.  Academic Licenses DO qualify for Tech
Support and upgrades if they are purchased by a qualified educational
end user such as a Student, Teacher, Faculty or Staff member of an
accredited educational institution, as defined by the manufacturers.

If you had been sold these licenses and you were not  an educational
end user, the license is not valid which would be the reason for no
upgrade or Tech support.  

I am with Micro Master.  We are an Authorized Educational Reseller.
In order to sell this we must have our customer send to us a copy of
their Student or Faculty Photo ID at the time of sale.  If someone is
selling you Academic software illegally, you may want to consider
reporting them to the manufacturer whose software they are selling
illegally.

Good Luck!
JP