Hi all - what's the cheapest (legal) way to buy M'soft Office ... mainly Word and Excel?
Edit: Home/Student edition at £65 is about the best option I have so far.
Edit: Home/Student edition at £65 is about the best option I have so far.
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Not used it much myself, but have you considered Open Office? I believe it's a freeby and has the functionality.Originally posted by TazMaN View Post -
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It doesn't add anything to the thread, but S4S is where I was going to point you. Bought MS Office Enterprise 2007 from them.Originally posted by Badger View PostComment
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But he does say legal. AFAIK, those are academic licensed copies.Originally posted by Ken Dodd View Post
Unless your mrs is a teacher, you don't qualify.Comment
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From s4s:
"Who can buy software at Software4Students?
This site is for students and their parents and is intended to supply low-cost software for home use. The licensee of the products is required to be a University, College or School student in the UK."
So I just need to find a student then
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Do you know anyone who works for the NHS? If so you can download a legit copy for £8. You need a valid NHS email acount for it to work.Who has time? Who has time? But then if we do not ever take time, how can we ever have time?Comment
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Isn`t there a Home/Student version that allows up to five installs??Comment
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ebay - OEM license for ~£100 - I got a couple of Office 2003 licenses that way
student/educational software is not for business use.
I'd avoid Office 2007, otherwise I'd suggest signing up to the Microsoft Action Pack for £199 a year you get all Microsoft's latest software for internal business use.
or is it included in the TechNet subscription ?
if so then take a look at this thread:
http://forums.contractoruk.com/techn...scription.htmlComment
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