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Frequently Asked Questions
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Frequently Asked Questions(Licensing and
Software Delivery)
  • When will bases be able to receive the updated
    software?
  • Software is available as needed now. Contact
    SSG/DO (AF-MSELA_at_gunter.af.mil) Distribution
    process to be setup by Sep 04.
  • When will bases receive the media for newer
    releases?
  • SSG will distribute the media to the bases for
    the core products by Sep 04. SSG can ship
    earlier if needed.
  • Are these licenses for the most recent versions?
  • Yes. But prior supported versions can be used.
  • Are licenses transferable to another MAJCOM?
  • Yes. All licenses are transferable within the
    USAF. Procedures will need to be established.

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Frequently Asked Questions(Licensing and
Software Delivery)
  • AFMC, ANG, GCSS, and CITS had special provisions
    or non core products in their legacy agreements
    for products such as Project, Visio and others.
    What about these?
  • These special provisions will be rolled into this
    agreement and those terms will be honored under
    this agreement.
  • What if there are other MS Licenses that we need
    for software we may not use now but will use in
    the future? Do we procure via this contract or
    do we have to procure separately?
  • Procure from this contract.

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Questions
  • When I purchase additional Core Server or Mission
    Unique License plus SA products with amortized
    payments, am I obligating the government for more
    than one year of funding?
  • No, when products are amortized using this
    program the payment for each of the out years is
    an option which the government may choose not to
    exercise (see Section 8, entitled Term and
    Termination, in Microsofts Lot Purchase
    Agreement) however, the SA pricing provided will
    cover the customer until the end of the AF-wide
    EA (June 2010).
  • These LOTS can be individually exercised by
    individual MAJCOMS
  • Can I purchase License-only products?
  • No, not as a part of this EA, but License-only
    requirements can be purchased from other ESI
    agreement resellers to include Dell. If purchased
    from Dell, they will be tracked separately by
    Dell through their DoD ESI Select Agreement.
  • Dell is offering a License plus 24 months of
    Software Assurance that will be sold as a Dell
    Only pricing option not reflective of any
    Microsoft Policy
  • Will my pricing be better than what I can
    purchase outside of this contract?
  • The products on this contract are very
    aggressively priced and compare favorably with
    current DoD ESI EA pricing.

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Questions
  • Will Microsoft allow renewal for SA expired past
    30 days?
  • SA expiration amnesty is not a Microsoft
    Corporation policy, but Microsoft can consider
    amnesty on a case-by-case basis taking into
    consideration any special circumstances
    surrounding each case.
  • Does our core desktop include InfoPath?
  • Yes, InfoPath is a component of Microsoft Office
    Professional Enterprise Edition 2003 which is the
    version of Office Pro 2003 included in your EA.
  • If I have a Macintosh can I get Office Pro for
    the Mac?
  • If your Mac was included in the initial Air
    Force-wide EA qualified desktop count then you
    are entitled to load Office Pro for Mac on your
    Macintosh.  Also if your organization is planning
    to include your Mac during the three year desktop
    true-up you may also load Office Pro for Mac on
    your Macintosh.
  • How do I add additional desktops to this EA?
  • Through the true-up process, you may load the
    Core desktop software on any new desktops as soon
    as the need arises, then true-up at the time of
    the 3rd anniversary of the contract or as soon as
    an Air Force Asset Management System program is
    put in place (whichever occurs first). In the
    case of the Joint Combatant Commands and DOD
    Agency, they may also load their core desktop
    software on any new desktop as the need arises,
    but their true-up period fore the desktop core
    software occurs on each anniversary date of the
    Air Force-wide EA.
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