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Volume Licensing
You may have obtained licenses for Microsoft software through the Open, Select
or Enterprise Agreement plans. Some organizations may have received licenses
through all three plans during the claim period.
Microsoft Open
Microsoft Open License is a software volume licensing program designed for
corporate, charity, and academic customers who order as few as five licenses.
After the initial order, customers can benefit from volume pricing for all
licenses for the remainder of the term of their Open License authorization
number. For more information, please visit
http://www.microsoft.com/licensing/programs/open/
To obtain volume licensing information to submit with your Claim Form, go to
https://eopen.Microsoft.com and follow these steps:
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Click on "Sign-In .net" button.
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Enter the Email address and Password for your Microsoft (.net) Passport account
and click on "Sign In." You will be taken to the Microsoft eOpen homepage.
If you do not have a Microsoft Passport account, you will need to create one
before proceeding with these instructions. After you have clicked on "Sign In
.net", click "Get one now" and you will be taken to the Microsoft Passport
registration page. Complete the registration, and return to
https://eopen.Microsoft.com
to continue.
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First Time Users: Fill out your profile, unless this is already complete
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Select the license you want to view by clicking "Add Agreement" on the left
side of the page.
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Enter the Authorization Number(s) and License Number(s) provided by the
reseller who originally sold the licenses (reference the documentation provided
when the licenses were originally purchased if you have difficulty locating
your Authorization and/or License Number(s), or contact your reseller).
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Click "Add to View".
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Repeat these steps for each additional Authorization/License Number.
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Existing Users:
Select "Agreement Summary" on the left side of the page to view your company's
license purchase history.
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On the "Agreement Summary" page, click on the "License Number" for each license
with an Order Date between November 16, 1995 and December 31, 2002.
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If the "Product Description" lists Word, Excel, Office, Windows, or MS DOS,
click on "Print License" to generate a printer friendly copy of your license
information to submit with your Volume License Claim Form.
Microsoft Select
Microsoft Select License is a software volume licensing program designed for
corporate, charity, and academic customers with 250 or more desktops and mixed
product and purchasing requirements. Select License 6.0 customers receive a
volume price level for each pool of products selected (applications, systems,
or servers) based on a three-year software forecast. For more information,
please visit
http://www.microsoft.com/licensing/programs/sel/
Microsoft Enterprise Agreement
Microsoft Enterprise Agreement is a software volume licensing program designed
for corporate customers with 250 or more desktops. As an Enterprise Agreement
customer, customers are able to license Microsoft software to standardize on
their choice of the Microsoft enterprise products (Microsoft Office
Professional, Microsoft Windows Professional upgrade, and Core Client Access
License) at discounted prices based on a three-year agreement term. For more
information, please visit
http://www.microsoft.com/licensing/programs/ent/
Microsoft Select and Enterprise Agreement Information
To obtain volume licensing information to submit with your Claim Form, through
Select or Enterprise Agreement plans, go to
https://licensing.microsoft.com. and follow these steps:
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Click on "Sign-In .net" button.
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Enter the Email address and Password for your Microsoft (.net) Passport account
and click on "Sign In." You will be taken to the MVLS homepage.
If you do not have a Microsoft Passport account, you will need to create one
before proceeding with these instructions. After you have clicked on "Sign In
.net", click "Get one now" and you will be taken to the Microsoft Passport
registration page. Complete the registration, and return to
https://licensing.microsoft.com
to continue.
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Click on "Agreement Summary" to view your company's license purchase history.
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Select "All" on the "Agreement Status" dropdown and click "OK".
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On the "Agreement Summary" page, click on the "License Summary" for each
Enrollment with a "Start Date" between November 16, 1995 and December 31, 2002.
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If the "Product Description" lists Word, Excel, Office, Windows, or MS DOS,
click on the product link to go to the "License Detail" page for that product.
From your Internet Browser, select "File", "Print" to print this page to submit
with your Volume License Claim Form.
None of the products under "Servers" should be included in your Claim Form
(Servers are excluded from the Settlement). The products in question should be
found under "Applications" and "Systems."
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