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Office versions UPG OLPNL
Name: girgav Date: June 25, 2003 at 22:11:48 Pacific OS: Windows 2000 Prof CPU/Ram: PIV 256 MB RAM
Comment:
Hi there,
Have a question . Some vendors of MS Office quote the following : Office XP Professional UPG OLPNL Office XP Standard OLP NL
I want to know what is UPG & OLPNL ? Any details on any web site ?
Name: seawatch Date: June 26, 2003 at 10:10:21 Pacific
Reply:
UPG is an upgrade. I believe OLP is Original Licensing Package.
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Response Number 2
Name: seawatch Date: June 26, 2003 at 10:12:28 Pacific
Reply:
Also found this:
MOLP: Microsoft Open License Program Programs: OLP NL (Open License No Level), Government Open License (Locl Govt ) and Open License C(OLP C)
The Licenses are not site specific but may only be used by a single legal entity. It is a license-only transaction., media is ordered separately and after Microsoft has generated your license number. This media can be ordered by the customer directly from Microsoft or through The Corner Store. Currently all media are $23-$25.
In OLP NL and Locl Govt , the minimum order is 5 licenses and there are no pools of products. In OLP C, each License has a specific point value as indicated in the product title (eg 1 pt). The minimum initial order is 500 Points per each Product Pool. The three pools: Applications (App P) , Systems (Systems P) & Server (Server P). In all volume plans, the minimum reorder is 1 License during the two year period after placing the initial order. SA= Software assurance (2 yrs of upgrade protection). Replaces Upgrade
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Response Number 3
Name: girgav Date: June 27, 2003 at 02:32:07 Pacific
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