Windows Vista Beta 1

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Trek234

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What is the Invitation ID: for Longhorn on https://connect.microsoft.com/?? Anyone please!!

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Look kid it's a unique ID. Wasting space on the forums isn't going to get you one. Furthermore you have to be an adult and sign an NDA. In other words, minors can't test.

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daimon

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Look kid it's a unique ID.  Wasting space on the forums isn't going to get you one.  Furthermore you have to be an adult and sign an NDA.  In other words, minors can't test.

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It is ironic that what you said was repeated on the previous page as well.

So you are pretty much doing the thing that you are accusing him of

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daimon

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IE7 Beta 1 will only be available to MSDN subs and a few beta testers.

http://blogs.msdn.com/ie/archive/2005/07/2...4.aspx#comments

You may want to comment on their decision about this, best place to do it.

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You may also add yourself to the unofficial IE7 list on Channel 9 (found under wikis)

That does not guarantee anything but, I mean, it is an MS site. Just makes you feel better.

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I'd recommend to keep it cool and simple.

5 to 10GB should really be enough and you can even install another operating system on your other partition.

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Any idea how many people are having it active on Connect now??

just curious...

a few postings by Mike Braningan in winfx.newsgroups from MS claimes it should be Active by now...

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daimon

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Btw it looks like some *illegal* p2p services seem to have the iso, but i think it is a far shot.

Not really worth trying

edit: i personally gone to the trouble of checking those out :). they cannot be the thing because the biggest file I came across was 700mb.

Can you really shrink a 2.3gb thing into 730mbs?

I dont think so

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