I assume this doesn't come with the MSDN subscription. Is that correct?
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It used to be a part of the MSDN subscription. I don't know if it still is for sure, but I don't think so.
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You are correct. The MSDN subscription is quite a bit extra. You can. however download the online help files to your system if you need to.
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It does not have Microsoft, but it does have another type of program that works well. I use it all the time.
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It was when I purchased it, it does updates and I have never been asked to pay addition for it.
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Hi Calvin, It comes with Microsoft Windows Server 2012 Foundation.Thanks, PCrush
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No it does not, and it doesn't download directly from RR, the database is modified by Uniden and served by their servers.
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Yes if you mean the monthly subscription services...the new model is included.
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No - you will need to purchase Microsoft separately. One idea is to download Mozilla Thunderbird mail - it is free at the Mozilla site and works quite well.
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I'm pretty sure I saw a third party name on the contract. I have had 3rd party contracts in the past so I was undeterred by it. The first one that paid out was for my xbox360 that I got on release day and it died 2 years or so later, they gave me the original purchase price minus tax and service contract so I came out on top considering they had come down enough to cover both.
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I believe it requires the subscription from MotoSafety, but I'm not 100% sure.
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Sorry..I wish it did, but no it doesn't include the full version of MS Office for free.
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No, there is no subscription required. They do periodic software updates, but they are free.
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Yeah. That is all it came with. I was unable to get mine to work, due to software compatibility issues. Note that their customer support was basically Nonexistant. However, that may have changed since I sent mine back a few years ago. Definitely check with others for their experience.-Nate Hall
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Yes it is included with the purchase of "office 365 home premium"....the confusion occurs because because the "office 365" (1 year subscription) includes access....whereas the stand alone license (non-subsciption version) of office home premium does not include access Update (8/1/2013): I believe Microsoft is using this as a cleaver way of encouraging people to start buying the subscription based service. The stand alone license only includes Word, PowerPoint, Excel, and OneNote...But Home premium 365 (subscription) includes those basics and also adds in Publisher, Outlook, Access, 20gb of Skydrive, and some free skype minutes...here is a link to see the comparison: http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/en_US/cat/categoryID.62684700
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No you need to have the service on there it doesn't come with it automatically so it's not a free service
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No - it didn't come with MS Office - and I didn't opt to purchase it with MS Office.
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No, the 3 month subscription is just to the online stuff. You have your software on your computer forever and you do not have to continue the online subscription.
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The only way to activate your subscription is to get it installed by an authorized installer. They have a special website not available to the public to get it started.