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    Hi, I am not able to convince my boss to give me an MSDN Subscription, so i'm thinking of buying one myself at home. If i buy VS10 Professional with MSDN do I get to upgrade to vs11 for free, or do I have to buy an upgrade? Do all updates of existing MS Products come free of charge?, so I can get windows 8, next version of Office, Expression Studio and Windows server 2012/MS SQL server 2012? Will I be able to install these products both at my home computer and at my work computer? Best regards, QzRz

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      Hi, I am not able to convince my boss to give me an MSDN Subscription, so i'm thinking of buying one myself at home. If i buy VS10 Professional with MSDN do I get to upgrade to vs11 for free, or do I have to buy an upgrade? Do all updates of existing MS Products come free of charge?, so I can get windows 8, next version of Office, Expression Studio and Windows server 2012/MS SQL server 2012? Will I be able to install these products both at my home computer and at my work computer? Best regards, QzRz

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      Thats exactly how it works, if an applicable product upgrade is released during your license term you then yes you get a license for the new version as well. Once your license runs out (and if you don't renew) your existing licenses are still valid (I think theres a few exceptions to this though.) Something you should know is that most stuff is licensed for "development and testing only", obviously that depends on how you read into that though :) <edit> For more info on how the licensing works check out http://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions/cc150618.aspx[^]. If you want Office it's only available on the Premium subscription. </edit>

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