Re: Pre-installed
From: John Butler (useless_at_SPAMuseless.com)
Date: 07/07/03
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Date: Mon, 7 Jul 2003 11:35:40 +0100
John River,
Unless you are doing this on a large scale, the best way of doing this is to buy the software [Windows, office, etc..] and install it then get your customers to pay for it with the system and give them the relevant CD's. This what I do and to avoid spending time on upgrades I have the updates stored on a proxy server so that they can be rapidly downloaded to a new machine.
If you are selling many PC's you need to approach Microsoft for OEM terms.
-- Onclejean "John River" <johnriver1@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:XPbOa.8414$4O4.738356@newsfep2-win.server.ntli.net... > Hi > > As a computer practitioner I sell computer systems of various types. > My question is what are the legal views on selling a computer with a > preinstalled copy of windows or office etc on it. > > What is the most common way for someone like myself to be able to sell a pc > with windows on it with out going to great expense and having to buy a > license every time. Lots of computer companies do it, how is this legally > possible. Please note I am not looking to break any laws. > > Thanks > > John > >
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