All of the computer science students at University of Toronto also receives a crap load of free software and probably include Win7. Too bad I am not part of it.

anch

United States5457 Posts

August 20 2009 03:36 GMT

#24

I took 2 excel class a year ago in a community college, gonna contact the admin see what will happen. :o

prOxi.swAMi

Australia3091 Posts

August 20 2009 04:17 GMT

#25

Got it

Cheers for the notice.

ParasitJonte

Sweden1768 Posts

August 20 2009 07:09 GMT

#26

yeah, I love MSDNAA. Expression Studio, Visual Studio and various Windows operating systems. All for free.

Though the administrator at my university is a bit slow... I had to email them 2-3 times before they finally fixed it. But now I'm also running win7 and loving it

Kentor

United States5784 Posts

August 20 2009 07:14 GMT

#27

college of chem @ berkeley doesn't get it

haduken

Australia8267 Posts

August 20 2009 11:08 GMT

#28

School Department City Country Software Center
Department of Education (Victoria) Corporate Offices East Melbourne AUSTRALIA Visit Software Center
Department of Education (Victoria) Corporate Offices East Melbourne AUSTRALIA Visit Software Center
Department of Education (Victoria) Corporate Offices East Melbourne AUSTRALIA Visit Software Center
Department of Education (Victoria) Corporate Offices East Melbourne AUSTRALIA Visit Software Center
Department of Education (Victoria) Corporate Offices East Melbourne AUSTRALIA Visit Software Center
Academy of Interactive Entertainment Computer Science Melbourne AUSTRALIA
Australian Technical and Management College Pty Ltd Information Technology Melbourne AUSTRALIA
CAE NULL Melbourne AUSTRALIA
Carrick Institute of Education & Carrick Higher Education NULL MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA
Hume Central Secondary College Information Technology Melbourne AUSTRALIA
Mac Robertson Girls High School Information Technology MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA
Melbourne Grammar School K-12 School Melbourne AUSTRALIA
Melbourne Institute of Technology MIT MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA Visit Software Center
Melbourne International College Computer Science MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA Visit Software Center
Monash University Engineering Melbourne AUSTRALIA Visit Software Center
RMIT University Computer Science MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA Visit Software Center
RMIT University Business Melbourne AUSTRALIA Visit Software Center
RMIT University Applied Sciences MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA Visit Software Center
RMIT University Property Construction Property Management MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA Visit Software Center
SAE Institute digital animation/ sound engineering Melbourne AUSTRALIA
SAE Institute computer animation/sound engineering/Digital FIlm melbourne AUSTRALIA
St Joseph's College Melbourne Information Technology Melbourne AUSTRALIA
St Pauls College Information Technology Melbourne AUSTRALIA
Victoria University Management & Information Systems Melbourne AUSTRALIA Visit Software Center
Victoria University Computer Science MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA Visit Software Center
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LOOOL... When I was at Monash, they didn't register for MSDNAA and when I graduated, they signed up?

Alizee-

United States845 Posts

August 20 2009 11:17 GMT

#29

Luckily I still have 3 classes left to take before I get my degree and my school is listed, but only the beta so I have to contact them either way there's potential....the reformat that's been waiting for ages might finally arrive! :D

Tyraz

New Zealand310 Posts

August 20 2009 11:44 GMT

#30

Lol if i didn't have the risk of gettin my ass sued; I'd post the source code to the NT Research Kernel. But, since I do; I guess the computer science kids will have to get it themselves :p

Edit: I have no idea why you'd want a free copy of their SQL server though... Visual Studio... I mean seriously... (lol and Access, what a joke

)

Edit2: the lame thing is; that you can't update the build version if you were running beta... which means you'd have to do a complete reinstall, unless you mounted it as an ISO, and copied and made a link to the new Kernel... Like its not too hard to boot up the Research Kernel, so why not have an update system to replace the full Kernel?

only.her0

Singapore78 Posts

August 20 2009 12:15 GMT

#31

zzz my uni is the only one in melbourne not available

yenta

Poland1142 Posts

August 20 2009 13:15 GMT

#32

<3 MSDNAA

Leeto

United States1320 Posts

August 20 2009 20:45 GMT

#33

Yay my school has this!

Which version of Windows 7 (32-bit or 64 bit) should I get?
I don't know much about this kinda stuff..

psion0011

Canada720 Posts

August 20 2009 20:46 GMT

#34

On August 21 2009 05:45 1337o wrote:
Yay my school has this!

Which version of Windows 7 (32-bit or 64 bit) should I get?
I don't know much about this kinda stuff..

If your computer has more than 4 gigs of ram, get the 64bit.

haduken

Australia8267 Posts

August 20 2009 21:44 GMT

#35

Just get the 32bit. Most software vendors still realize some on 32bit. 64bit only if you want to take advantage of some very specialized applications.

Tyraz

New Zealand310 Posts

August 20 2009 22:05 GMT

#36

On August 21 2009 05:45 1337o wrote:
Yay my school has this!

Which version of Windows 7 (32-bit or 64 bit) should I get?
I don't know much about this kinda stuff..

Server version; its less cluttered with crap.

DeathByMonkeys

United States742 Posts

August 20 2009 22:09 GMT

#37

Awesome! Thanks for bringing this to my attention...

On a side note: I just got my laptop for college and it has Windows Vista 64bit, do you guys think Windows 7 would be a good upgrade from my current OS?

Myrmidon

United States9452 Posts

August 20 2009 22:26 GMT

#38

Hm I get a lot of free software through school, but I didn't know about this. Thanks. Although actually I'm getting a new laptop in a year so switching now probably isn't worth the effort.

ShoCkeyy

7815 Posts

August 20 2009 23:03 GMT

#39

My school didn't even know about this.

I went into the IT department and asked them about this and supposeably didn't have one idea what I was talking about :\ and my school is on that list.