RE: What is the most cost effective way of getting VS 2012 Pro + MS Office for development ?

[Ian Thomas]

Possibly a Visual Studio Professional MSDN Subscription, plus a TechNet
Standard subscription? 

 

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Ian Thomas
Victoria Park, Western Australia

 

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Subject: What is the most cost effective way of getting VS 2012 Pro + MS
Office for development ?

 

Hello everyone,

 

What is the most cost effective way of getting VS 2012 Pro + MS Office for
development ?

 

Anyone knows a VS 2012 pro allows for 2 non-concurrent use? ( one at home
and one at work?)

 

 

Thank you all for any ideas/suggestions

 

 

Arjang

Re: What is the most cost effective way of getting VS 2012 Pro + MS Office for development ?

[Arjang Assadi]

Thank you Ian, hadn't heard of TechNet subscription untill now.



On 14 December 2012 21:15, Ian Thomas il.tho...@iinet.net.au wrote:

 TechNet Standard subscription

Re: What is the most cost effective way of getting VS 2012 Pro + MS Office for development ?

[Craig van Nieuwkerk]

Subscript to BizSpark, it will get you licenses for nothing.

On Fri, Dec 14, 2012 at 4:18 PM, Arjang Assadi arjang.ass...@gmail.comwrote:

 Hello everyone,

 What is the most cost effective way of getting VS 2012 Pro + MS Office for
 development ?

 Anyone knows a VS 2012 pro allows for 2 non-concurrent use? ( one at home
 and one at work?)


 Thank you all for any ideas/suggestions


 Arjang

What is the most cost effective way of getting VS 2012 Pro + MS Office for development ?

[Arjang Assadi]

Hello everyone,

What is the most cost effective way of getting VS 2012 Pro + MS Office for
development ?

Anyone knows a VS 2012 pro allows for 2 non-concurrent use? ( one at home
and one at work?)


Thank you all for any ideas/suggestions


Arjang