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    Has any looked at the MSDN pricing lately? I do some MS Office (excel) integration for my customers so it requires that I get their version of MS Office to program against. To have access to Office I need to upgrade from the MSDN Pro to MSDN Premium... which costs $5000 more! Can anyone explain to me how they can justify charging developers $5000 to integrate with their products? I'm not writing the president's speeches using these installs. I'm writing software so my customers will continue to use MS products and purchase licenses. :(( I don't understand. What am I missing... besides the money to do it? :((

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      Has any looked at the MSDN pricing lately? I do some MS Office (excel) integration for my customers so it requires that I get their version of MS Office to program against. To have access to Office I need to upgrade from the MSDN Pro to MSDN Premium... which costs $5000 more! Can anyone explain to me how they can justify charging developers $5000 to integrate with their products? I'm not writing the president's speeches using these installs. I'm writing software so my customers will continue to use MS products and purchase licenses. :(( I don't understand. What am I missing... besides the money to do it? :((

      Joel Palmer Data Integration Engineer

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      This is the wrong forum, try The Lounge[^]

      Veni, vidi, abiit domum

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        This is the wrong forum, try The Lounge[^]

        Veni, vidi, abiit domum

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        So, we shouldn't discuss the pricing of the Visual Studio eco-system in a discussion area titled Visual Studio?

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          So, we shouldn't discuss the pricing of the Visual Studio eco-system in a discussion area titled Visual Studio?

          Joel Palmer Data Integration Engineer

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          The forums are for technical questions. If you want to rant about Microsoft, or anything else, then The Lounge or Soapbox are the places to go.

          Veni, vidi, abiit domum

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            Has any looked at the MSDN pricing lately? I do some MS Office (excel) integration for my customers so it requires that I get their version of MS Office to program against. To have access to Office I need to upgrade from the MSDN Pro to MSDN Premium... which costs $5000 more! Can anyone explain to me how they can justify charging developers $5000 to integrate with their products? I'm not writing the president's speeches using these installs. I'm writing software so my customers will continue to use MS products and purchase licenses. :(( I don't understand. What am I missing... besides the money to do it? :((

            Joel Palmer Data Integration Engineer

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            MSDN doesn't provide you the development interfaces, it provides you full copies of the software (and usually multiple copies too). You can develop without MSDN. You could always just do without the MSDN subscriptions and just buy the individual components you need.

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