Windows Server - MOA, is it still there?

I am starting a new business. I looked up Microsoft Accounting software on
the internet, but on an MS site regarding OA 2009, a message states that
Office Accounting is no longer being distributed. OA is not mentioned at all
on the MS small business site, but Dynamics is. Then, I found a link to
download OA Express 2009 which I did install, and I registered it with MS.
When I boot the program, I am given the option to purchase OA Professional
2009 version for $199. If OA is really dead, why is MS trying to get me to
purchase a corpse.

  icreateofx replied to Don

Don - would you kindly post the link from which you downloaded the express
version?

  Don replied to icreateofx

This is where I downloaded it:
http://download.cnet.com/Microsoft-Office-Accounting-Express/3000-2066_4-10599757.html

  DL replied to Don

That link points to a none MS server, to download from, Express version
allways was a free version.
You can no longer purchase the pro version

  icreateofx replied to DL

MS Server or not, it is a genuine download of Office Accounting - Thanks Don

  icreateofx replied to Don

I found additional links to download the express version of both GB and US,
plus the 3 SPs and have listed them on my site:
http://icreateofx.co.uk

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