Big Announcement! 50% Off Up-To-Date (UTD) Discount Extended to Office XP and Windows XP owners worldwide!

For the first time ever, Microsoft is expanding the 50%* off Up-To-Date discount to include TWO prior versions on both Microsoft Office Professional and Microsoft Windows worldwide and this offer will be available until June 30, 2010!  (If you see “N-2”, “N” is the current version and “-2” means two prior versions)

From January 1, 2010 – June 30, 2010:

Anyone with licenses for Microsoft Office XP Professional CAN take advantage of the 50%* off UTD discount because the UTD discount is being extended to include two prior versions and your version of Microsoft Office Professional is two versions old.  (Current version is Microsoft Office 2007, one version old is Office 2003, and two versions old is Office XP).  

For Microsoft Windows, anyone with licenses of Microsoft Windows XP Professional CAN take advantage of the 50%* off UTD discount because the UTD discount is being extended to include two prior versions and your version of Microsoft Windows is two versions old.  (Current version Microsoft Windows 7, one version old is Microsoft Windows Vista Business, and two versions old is Windows XP Professional)
Not only does the UTD discount now extend to two prior versions, it includes these unique ease of use and licensing benefits of Open Value Subscription (OVS) and more:

“Get it and forget it” licensing – After you purchase qualifying Enterprise Product licenses for your computers through OVS (like Office Professional Plus or Windows 7 Professional Upgrade), if you add more computers during the year, you can use the Enterprise Product software you acquired on your new PCs and not pay anything for the software until the end of the year!  Yes, even if you took advantage of the UTD discount for Microsoft Office Professional Plus to get 50%* off your year 1 payment and then added PCs just 2 months after your initial purchase, you can run Microsoft Office Professional Plus on the new PCs for no cost to you for the next 10 months! Below is a quick 2 minute 46 sec video I put together when OVS was introduced in the U.S. that explains how this works: