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mini laptop question
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If you have a valid key for Office 2007, then just download the equivalent trial edition (e.g. Home & Student trial for Home & Student licence) from the Microsoft website and enter in your key to convert it into a full version. Saves messing about with external or virtual drives.
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If you have a valid key for Office 2007, then just download the equivalent trial edition (e.g. Home & Student trial for Home & Student licence) from the Microsoft website and enter in your key to convert it into a full version. Saves messing about with external or virtual drives.As there is no CD drive, there may be times where you may require a virtual optical drive.
I meant, in general.0 -
Is open office a free program?
I use Microsoft office because it has all the numerical symbols I need for my uni work.0 -
the_devil_made_me_do_it wrote: »Is open office a free program?
I use Microsoft office because it has all the numerical symbols I need for my uni work.
Yes, it's open source and free.No free lunch, and no free laptop
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