Not even I can defend Microsoft's licensing on this one. I laughed out loud
for several minutes over this one.

Of course, the right thing is, if you know you don't qualify for the
upgrade, you should not do this... Now, the question is, how the heck are
you supposed to know that a trial version of Vista doesn't qualify for an
upgrade to the full version? I guess we'll have to wait for some official
word from Microsoft. *still laughing my a.. off*

Dale

"Ray Rogers" <me@home.ca> wrote in message
news:B8A6EB64-E915-44BA-B5A8-D0BAB1524E19@microsoft.com...[color=blue]
>
> "Rob" <Rob@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:1F1DBA66-E0B7-42FA-9BFA-C6F8447B43A4@microsoft.com...[color=green]
>> "MICHAEL" wrote:
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>>> This is called a *major* goof on Microsoft's part.
>>>
>>> The ability to do this has a lot of implications.
>>>
>>> -Michael[/color]
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>> Yes, like who's going to buy the full version when you can get the
>> upgrade
>> that does the same thing for a lot less albeit takes a little longer to
>> install.[/color]
>
> Heads will probably roll over this one.
> --
> Ray Rogers[/color]