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One of the hosting providers asked a question on MSDN forums that which licensing type would best suit their business, my reply to that question was marked as an answer, for complete thread kindly follow the link:

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sharepoint2010general/thread/e0d17f04-4370-45ad-b1ac-0c69cc0d7085/#f5c2c646-7388-4aca-aaa1-45981cb55a40

So in this case when you would be going towards the licensing model, you will be opting for SharePoint 2010 (Enterprise / Standard) for Internet Users / Sites and hence after this you won’t be worrying about CALs as CALs are only for Internal Users for masses you can’t calculate CALs so a totally separate licensing scheme is given for this case especially applicable More >

One of the Users on MSDN forums asked the following question:

I installed VS 2010 and atlast installation promt me for msdn installation.But I didn’t install MSDN at that time alongwith installation of VS2010.

Now I want to install vs2010 msdn. When I run the disk again it does not show me the msdn install option.

How can I install VS 2010 msdn only?

My reply to this question was marked as an answer:

The entire updated MSDN Library is available online, which is where most people access it. The Visual Studio DVD does contain a “ProductDocumentation” folder that weighs in at over 1 GB. More >

This seems to be a very simple question, but there are times when business users seems to be confused in such situations. One of the Users actually asked up on MSDN that if i uninstall my MS Office which is a trial version and later install some other version which I purchase so is this process actually going to hurt or delete my documents.

Absolutely Not!, Documents are not affected by Installing & Uninstalling MS Office.

Link to original thread: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/office2007deploymentcompatibility/thread/33dfe1bd-46d3-4505-955b-ac64cfa21ed1/#738615eb-9dd6-4c5a-ae6e-dd2ba5ec18f6

One of the user on MSDN was having issues to completely remove the Office 2007 along with updates, so when the installer doesn’t work then Microsoft has given you the solution to manually uninstall Office along with its subsequent updates and components.

My reply on the MSDN forums was marked as an answer that how you can manually uninstall MS Office, I will share few links which are a complete solution to this and have been documented by Microsoft.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/928218/en-us

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/971179

Link to the original MSDN thread: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/officesetupdeploy/thread/6a95128d-558e-4fc6-9502-3ff69ba00507/#48b468d2-c196-4a71-bfc4-acffab3a2bb7