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Hi Folks!
I'm curious...... Does MS provide you guys with a complimentary copy of the latest versions of Excel when they come out? This would seem like a "reasonable" thing to do. Biff |
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I don't think that this covered by a non-disclosure agreement...
One of the perks of being an MVP is that you can choose to get a subscription to MSDN for free. That includes various versions of Office among other things. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx "T. Valko" wrote: Hi Folks! I'm curious...... Does MS provide you guys with a complimentary copy of the latest versions of Excel when they come out? This would seem like a "reasonable" thing to do. Biff -- Dave Peterson |
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More info:
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/mvpfaqs "T. Valko" wrote: Hi Folks! I'm curious...... Does MS provide you guys with a complimentary copy of the latest versions of Excel when they come out? This would seem like a "reasonable" thing to do. Biff -- Dave Peterson |
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Thanks, Dave!
Biff "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... More info: http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/mvpfaqs "T. Valko" wrote: Hi Folks! I'm curious...... Does MS provide you guys with a complimentary copy of the latest versions of Excel when they come out? This would seem like a "reasonable" thing to do. Biff -- Dave Peterson |
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The FAQ says this about how the MVPs are selected: "Q3: How does Microsoft
award the MVPs? A3: The MVPs are awarded through a nomination period where their past year's contributions to the technical community are compared against those of their peers. Recipients of the award are determined through review cycles in that nomination period." How is that determined? Via participation in these discussion groups? Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Dave Peterson" wrote: More info: http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/mvpfaqs "T. Valko" wrote: Hi Folks! I'm curious...... Does MS provide you guys with a complimentary copy of the latest versions of Excel when they come out? This would seem like a "reasonable" thing to do. Biff -- Dave Peterson |
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That's one of the ways. There are other ways to contribute, too. I think that
MS leaves as ambiguous as this so that they award anyone whom they think has made a significant contribution. Dave F wrote: The FAQ says this about how the MVPs are selected: "Q3: How does Microsoft award the MVPs? A3: The MVPs are awarded through a nomination period where their past year's contributions to the technical community are compared against those of their peers. Recipients of the award are determined through review cycles in that nomination period." How is that determined? Via participation in these discussion groups? Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Dave Peterson" wrote: More info: http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/mvpfaqs "T. Valko" wrote: Hi Folks! I'm curious...... Does MS provide you guys with a complimentary copy of the latest versions of Excel when they come out? This would seem like a "reasonable" thing to do. Biff -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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In addition to these newsgroups, MVPs take part in other online forums,
write books and articles, post web sites, participate in user groups, and take part in other activities benefiting the public. - Jon ------- Jon Peltier, Microsoft Excel MVP Tutorials and Custom Solutions http://PeltierTech.com _______ "Dave Peterson" wrote in message ... That's one of the ways. There are other ways to contribute, too. I think that MS leaves as ambiguous as this so that they award anyone whom they think has made a significant contribution. Dave F wrote: The FAQ says this about how the MVPs are selected: "Q3: How does Microsoft award the MVPs? A3: The MVPs are awarded through a nomination period where their past year's contributions to the technical community are compared against those of their peers. Recipients of the award are determined through review cycles in that nomination period." How is that determined? Via participation in these discussion groups? Dave -- Brevity is the soul of wit. "Dave Peterson" wrote: More info: http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/mvpfaqs "T. Valko" wrote: Hi Folks! I'm curious...... Does MS provide you guys with a complimentary copy of the latest versions of Excel when they come out? This would seem like a "reasonable" thing to do. Biff -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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