Modki

003 Please read: http://www.overclock.net/windows/958...iscussion.html

Now if you just want a server for file storage there is always Linux.

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003

Yeah I can see how what I said may be a bit controversial; however, the closest thing that what I said matches is this:
"Any discussion of software that invalidates Shareware/Trialware restrictions."

I'm technically not discussing software that invalidates the trial, as there is no third party software involved. All you do is delete some files and presto. If the mods feel it is in violation, please delete it.

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pauldovi

Using someone property beyond the consenting agreement is fraud. Deleting those files is not illegal in any way, but using the software beyond the trial period is a breach of contract and constitutes as fraud.

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003

I didn't think of it that way, you have a point. I edited my original post.

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decapitator

i can get server 2003 from my school. we have this thing because its a microsoft learning center or something, so all the students from my class were put in this system and can download straight and for free server 2003 vista xp 64 and a bunch of other software.

SeanEE89

I've looked into it and my school does not offer Server 2003 for free for students =\ I am only at community college for another year before I have the money to transfer to my 4 year college (Virginia Tech) =) I was accepted although I do not have the money for tuition and costs yet. =\

SeanEE89

I was thinking about Linux Servers but I work in IT and I work with Windows Server 2000 and 2003 at my work so I could use the extra experience and access to tinker with windows server

decapitator

there gearing up the big move to 2008. i just did my final paper on whats new in server 2008.