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If I got in, that must mean that their Beta testing pool is massive! The only beta that I've provided active feedback along with newsgroup participation is with SP2 & the MSH Shell (Unfortunately, this beta has become stagnant), and the rest I just did the basics :/

BTW did anyone else recieve the Windows Italiano, OneNote, DirectX SDK programs on Connect, along with the standard ones (64-bit Cluster & WNDP)?

:pinch: ? this mate is lost first off, then he is using pirate junk?

:wacko:

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well im not lost, i am using office 12... the prebeta's been leaked 2 weeks ago :laugh: I wont say where i dontloaded it but its not just. its a prebeta so there are still stuff mising (like an alpha version it'll have bugs, and like a beta version it'll have missing things yet to be implemented)

using beta version meens you'll know how to use something ahead of time. So you wont have to ask questions on wtf this button does. etc...

If I got in, that must mean that their Beta testing pool is massive!  The only beta that I've provided active feedback along with newsgroup participation is with SP2 & the MSH Shell (Unfortunately, this beta has become stagnant), and the rest I just did the basics :/

BTW did anyone else recieve the Windows Italiano, OneNote, DirectX SDK programs on Connect, along with the standard ones (64-bit Cluster & WNDP)?

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yep i got thoes too. along with the others you have posted about.

the DX SDK showed up thisevening when i loged into .connect

well im not lost, i am using office 12... the prebeta's been leaked 2 weeks ago  :laugh: I wont say where i dontloaded it but its not just. its a prebeta so there are still stuff mising (like an alpha version it'll have bugs, and like a beta version it'll have missing things yet to be implemented)
using beta version meens you'll know how to use something ahead of time. So you wont have to ask questions on wtf this button does. etc...

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What is that suppose to mean? BETA Software is meant for evaluation and feedback purposes only, not a learning experience.

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