windows, power point and excell.
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Yeah, I think I paid about $100 for a student version of MS Office to run on XP from the campus computer store. Word, Excel, PP, Outlook (full, not express), and maybe Access.
I think that's about the best you'll do legally.
I think that's about the best you'll do legally.
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Student discounts are steeep. My lady went to a state college. They gave her XP Pro for some ridiculously low amount, like $50 or $60. They offered her Office Student/Teacher edition for something like $35. Check out your school bookstore.
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What university are you at? The student discounts we have are 15 bucks for OFfice PRO, and 15 for XP Pro....limit 1 each of course.
Any price under 100 bucks is a steal though. Pretty much all colleges, universities, etc have discounts available.
Any price under 100 bucks is a steal though. Pretty much all colleges, universities, etc have discounts available.
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Depending on the college, the 'Bookstore' might have MS products for very little or no money.
MS Educational Enterprise Agreement, or something like that.
My son and daughter's college issued 1 per person, one-time, FREE. License valid - For Life.
Everything from Office 97; 2000; XP and 2003.
Windows 98 SE; ME; NT; XP Pro
Office for MAC
Visual Basic
And several others.
MS Educational Enterprise Agreement, or something like that.
My son and daughter's college issued 1 per person, one-time, FREE. License valid - For Life.
Everything from Office 97; 2000; XP and 2003.
Windows 98 SE; ME; NT; XP Pro
Office for MAC
Visual Basic
And several others.
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I second the call to check out openoffice. Unless you have some specific need to use the Microsoft products. Openoffice / StarOffice should be able to produce exactly the same results. Plus it's free without having to pirate, if that bothers you.
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