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None of those categories seem to include ordinary developers though?
by wfunction 9y ago
None of those categories seem to include ordinary developers though?
- KGIII 9y agoIf your company, or you, have a relationship with Microsoft, try the Enterprise. They are pretty lenient, though not always rapid in their responses.
- wfunction 9y agoBut the point is you need to already have a relationship, right? It seems you can't just say "I'm curious" (or even better, "I want to track down X bug") and expect to get source access, contrary to what was claimed earlier... Enterprise specifically says you need to "Maintain 10,000 Windows seats" which is not something a lone developer would do...
- KGIII 9y agoMy only tie was having an MSDN subscription.
- wfunction 9y agoAnd you got it through the Enterprise license? Through your company or personally? Nothing related to 10,000 Windows seats? That's pretty weird if so since they say you must meet that requirement...
- KGIII 9y agoI didn't misrepresent myself, was logged in, and had no issues. They may have changed it, but that is what I selected. You'll probably have to sign an NDA. Give it a shot.
- withinrafael 9y agoEven community MVPs get access to this stuff.