FREE Poster From MICROSOFT

[Cruizin2k]

Yep That's Right, You can order 3 set of Different Poster's from Microsoft for NO CHARGE and Shipping is Free.

I've already placed my order on one.. as long its a freebie..

Educate your students, faculty, and staff on the simple steps they can take to protect their PCs. Download the posters from the links below, or place an order and we’ll send you a 3-poster kit (75 posters total) entirely free of charge. (U.S. and Canada only)

*Note: Due to overwhelming numbers of requests, please expect a 2-4 week delay for delivery.

I don't know what I will do with them but I guess I'll use it as an Souvenir and use it as a collection or something.. as long its free.

Here's The Posters..

[SillyEagle]

These make a cute 'decoration' for my office.. lol Thanks. The posters are hard to find unless you're used to going to the 'educators' section. Here's the actual link:

http://www.microsoft.com/education/d...ecurityPosters

You can actually print out smaller versions on photo paper right from adobe acrobat if you choose the 'download the posters' option from the bottom of the page. Very colorful.

Thanks for the tip!

[GOLDMEMBER]

Also from Microsoft not MikeRoweSoft

Microsoft Exec Slams Linux 'Noise' in E-Mail to Staff


Publication:<A href="http://www.linux.org/news/publication/00107.html">E WeekDate:Jan 22 2004Reporter:Peter Galli

Microsoft Corp. is ratcheting up the rhetoric in its battle to contain the fallout from dissatisfied customers moving to the open-source Linux operating system.

Earlier this month the Redmond, Wash.-based software company launched a new advertising campaign, referred to as "Get the Facts," which is designed to give customers information about the advantages of using its Windows operating system versus Linux, its open-source competitor. Building on that campaign, Orlando Ayala, the senior vice president for Microsoft's small and midmarket solutions and partner group, sent an e-mail to all his staff late Wednesday night, telling them that "there continues to be a great deal of noise in the marketplace about the growth of Linux."

[JOEM]

Gee, you think it's all that reliable since it's from "linux.org"?

[Cruizin2k]

Originally Posted by SillyEagle

These make a cute 'decoration' for my office.. lol Thanks. The posters are hard to find unless you're used to going to the 'educators' section. Here's the actual link:

http://www.microsoft.com/education/d...ecurityPosters

You can actually print out smaller versions on photo paper right from adobe acrobat if you choose the 'download the posters' option from the bottom of the page. Very colorful.

Thanks for the tip!

Ahh Thank's for posting the Link, I forgot to add the link.

Thanks Again

[ponaboy]

Originally Posted by JOEM

Gee, you think it's all that reliable since it's from "linux.org"?

*AHEM*


Open Source keeps PTE alive and running...lest we forget.

[lisa]

Thanks-

I ordered some for my staff, also. Free is good. Didn't realize at first that they were sending 75 posters (25 of each). Lots of free posters!!!

[Nova69]

Do the pictures disappear and the posters turn blue three times a day???

[DEF]

They're also sending you their new keyboard with every order!

[NSCR FAN]

Hey, thanks for the info and link. Free is good, no matter what it is.