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Subject: College Student notebook programs and Vista
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09/26/2008 11:28 AM  

If my last post does make it, I apologize.

I 'm trying to determine the best way (legal that is) to create imagex images to bring down to replacement hard drives in student owned notebook program computers where the student has not a clue where thier Vista Business DVD is. We are an authorized Dell service provider and have had little help with Dell regarding this issue.

I have access to some oem disk that came with some of our college owned systems.

I have a MSDN copy of vista with one license.

I really don't want to guess at this.  And I'd hate to get sued.

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