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Author Cheapest way to LEGALLY get 7+ licences for Windows 7 Professional
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As above, for a small company. Got about 7 or 8 machines to upgrade to Windows 7 from various versions of Vista.

Is there a better way that buying 7 copys from say dabs?
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Try a Microsoft Action Pack? not sure on the current pricing though
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Volume licensing (rather than buying several retail packs).
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Thanks chaps, I'll look into volume licencing. I know it's not going to be cheap cheap but at the end of the day it's going to make my adminiostering the network far faqr easier!!
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also take a look at MSDN Operating Systems - depending on the machines use etc that might also help
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MSDN would be good depending how legal you want them to be, you are technically only supposed to use them for testing.
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Could argue pilot testing of an app on Windows 7

 
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