Hi,
I just received the Partner Resource DVD that can be ordered from your website. Now, there are lots of trials on this dvd, but nethertheless some products are labeled "full version". So, full of expectations, I started the installation of IP*Works! V6 .NET Edition. But when the installer starts, it labels just "30 day trial". The same phenomenon strikes me on several "full versions" on this DVD. So, what's Microsoft's definition of a full version Or am I doing anything wrong
Greetings,
Peter
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what should i do
RobKinney1
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A full version indicates that the product includes all features. A trial version typically includes a subset of features.
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