Comment And it only cost M$... (Score 1) 327
...a measely $23.50 per license.
Hard to justify $250-$500 upgrade cost of Vista using those numbers.
Hard to justify $250-$500 upgrade cost of Vista using those numbers.
Submission + - Internet Explorer Drops WGA Requirement (msdn.com)
Kelson writes: "The Internet Explorer team has updated the installer for IE7. Mostly they've adjusted a few defaults and updated their tutorials, but one change stands out: The installer no longer requires Windows Genuine Advantage validation. Almost a year after its release, IE7 has yet to overtake its predecessor. Was WGA holding back a tide of potential upgrades, or did it just send people over to alternative browsers?"
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