That's good to hear! And good to hear that, other than the Windows Media
Player product team, Microsoft really does respond to user feedback!

Dale

"Colin Barnhorst" <colinbarharst@msn.com> wrote in message
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> The one-transfer rule concerning Vista was rescinded about three months
> ago in a bulletin issued by MS. The bulletin acknowledged that
> technology enthusiasts transfer Windows many times and noted that user
> input had led to the decision to lift the one-transfer rule.
>
> "Dale" <nospam@nospam.ever> wrote in message
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>> If it is not forced in the process, it is certainly the intent of the
>> upgrade license. Of course, if you install Vista on a PC that had an OEM
>> license of XP, they're tied, in effect, anyway. The OEM license of XP
>> can't be transferred to another PC, and the Vista license, once
>> installed, can only be transferred once.
>>
>> Dale[/color]
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