On Oct 18, 2010, at 9:48 AM, J. Greg Mackinnon wrote:

> MCA does not cover Windows Server.  It covers Windows workstation upgrades (you must still purchase an OS with each new computer, but you can upgrade to an volume license edition of Windows after that). 
> 
> You can purchase a Windows Server (standard edition) license for about $110 under MS Select Agreement though the Computer Depot.  For most people, that should not be cost prohibitive.

Theoretically, you can get it (as well as a number of other odds and ends) from here, too, for free, After verification of a *.edu email address.

	https://www.dreamspark.com/default.aspx

I was introduced to this by a Microsoft rep at EDUCAUSE national convention last week. I was asking after MS Expressions Encoder 4 Pro, which I asked about on this list a couple of weeks ago. He told me faculty can get it free by downloading MS Expressions Studio from Dreamspark -- so it's not just for students.


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