Microsoft OEM System Builder Web Site   You're in business to build systems, support your customers, and make  money and the Microsoft OEM System Builder Program is ready to help. To get started,  log into the Microsoft OEM System Builder Web site at
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http://oem.microsoft.com/worldwide/503738.asp
http://oem.microsoft.com/worldwide/503589.asp

Connect to online technical support:
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Download the latest tested device drivers and hardware compatibility
tools:  http://oem.microsoft.com/worldwide/501924.asp

Try some training:
http://oem.microsoft.com/worldwide/500418.asp

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Builder Web Site Registration and License Agreement at:
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Thank you for participating in the Microsoft OEM Systems Builder
Program.

Sincerely,
 

Joachim Kempin
Senior Vice President, OEM Sales Division
Microsoft Corporation