[Fwd: Webcast Invitation: Windows Vista Activation Overview for Education Customers - May 3, 2007 1:00pm CDT]

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FYI from our Microsoft rep.

Liz
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You are invited to join the
Windows Vista Volume Activation Overview
"Everything You Need and Want to Know"
Live Meeting Webcast

May 3rd, 2007 - 1:00 to 2:30 pm. Central Time

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Understand key changes made to product activation and get your questions
answered by Microsoft
Learn about resources available to support your deployment efforts
Register Now:
http://msevents.microsoft.com/CUI/EventDetail.aspx?EventID=1032338170&Culture=en-US
Presentation URL:
https://www.livemeeting.com/cc/msevents/join?id=1032338170&role=attend&pw=K2GB3Q

Are you ready?
Given the changes around software activation with the Vista release, many
customers have questions and are not certain of the new process or best
practices to deploy within their education environment. We will talk
through these options and share best practices in this area.

* Volume Activation

* Key Management Service/Multiple Activation Key - understanding
your options

* Software Protection Platform

* Common Design Scenarios for the Education Environment

There are many resources available to help answer your questions and
support your migration efforts. An updated Resource Guide will be
forwarded to all registrants

We will also be giving away a limited number of the following resources:

Vista Product Guide - A comprehensive feature-by-feature guide - the
definitive resource to learn about Vista

Vista Plain and Simple - Learn how to get things done simply in Vista -
ISBN# 9780735622685 Windows Vista offers value to you and your school
With the right OS, you can spend less time dealing with problems and more
time focusing on meeting the needs of your educational community The
Windows Vista operating system can help you:

* Keep your PCs running smoothly and more securely with less IT support

* Enhance communication and collaboration among students, teachers,
administrators, and parents

* Connect students and educators to the information and resources
they need

* Improve your flexibility and use of resources

* Finally, lower the cost of deploying, managing, and supporting
your schools PCs by helping you to optimize your desktop infrastructure.

There is a wealth of information and resources available to assist you in
planning, deploying and understanding Windows Vista. We will point you to
some of the best.

Regards,

Joseph L. Lumia | Account Technology Specialist | Microsoft Enterprise
Education, West Region
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Microsoft Corporation | 8880 Cal Center Drive, Ste. 330 | Sacramento, CA
95826-3228
Office: (650) 693-3678 | Mobile: 916.220.0786 | Fax: 916.363.3300 |
Email: jolumia_at_microsoft.com<BLOCKED::mailto:jolumia_at_microsoft.com>

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Received on Tue Apr 17 2007 - 11:06:07 PDT