Top Articles on Microsoft Product Support OfferingsLast reviewed: December 5, 1997Article ID: Q151292 |
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INSTRUCTIONMicrosoft FastTips is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, from a touch-tone telephone. To order items from this catalog, first select the items you want to receive, noting the five- to six-digit number of the Item ID shown below for each item, and then: - Dial the toll-free FastTips number (800) 936-4200. - When prompted, select Microsoft Windows 95. - Press one (1) on your phone keypad to select the Express Catalog Order Service.- When prompted, select the delivery method, fax. - When prompted, enter your three-digit area code and seven-digit fax number on your phone keypad.- When prompted, enter the number of the Item ID and press #, for up to five items.When finished, simply hang up. If you have problems receiving a fax, please call (425) 635-3199.
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ITEM ID ARTICLE TITLE PAGESGL0907 Microsoft Support Network Overview. This Application Note details the various technical support services Microsoft offers its customers. The two-page Microsoft Support Network Priority Support Order Form is included. 13GA0604 Microsoft Download Service (MSDL) Instructions. If an item contains a disk and is therefore unavailable by fax, the quickest way to obtain it is by modem using the MSDL (or another online service). The MSDL is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, with no subscription or connect fees. The MSDL number is (425) 936-6735. For complete information on how to access and use the MSDL, order this item or listen to the Microsoft Download Service instructions on the FastTips service. 4GL1012 Phone Numbers for Microsoft Support Network and Related Services 6 Q115389 Obtaining Knowledge Base Articles on the Internet. This article explains how to access Microsoft Knowledge Base articles (technical information about Microsoft products, fix lists, documentation errors, and answers to commonly asked technical support questions) on the Internet through an FTP service (ftp.microsoft.com). 5Q104587 Support Boundaries for Desktop Apps/POS. This article describes what kind of technical support is provided by support engineers for Desktop Applications and Personal Operating Systems products. It covers support areas such as coding and macros, design, debugging, networking, OLE, ODBC, printing, security, and setup. 4Q104272 Product Clusters for the U.S. and Canada. Microsoft has categorized its products into four support clusters: Microsoft Desktop Applications; Microsoft Personal Operating Systems; Microsoft Development Tools; and Business Systems. The products in each cluster are listed in this article. 5 Q102346 Microsoft Product Support Options Questions & Answers 3End of listing.
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