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Cheap office software for NHS staff
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eamonn2906
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Microsoft software for use on your home PC at a considerably reduced rate
Home User programme which enables NHS workers to get Office 2007 Professional Edition for just less than £20 as part of the package of benefits the NHS gets through their Enterprise Agreement. For more information and to order a copy please go to the following web page https://www.microsoft.com/uk/nhs/licensing/home-user-program/default.mspx. You need a vaild NHS email address to obtain the software.
Home User programme which enables NHS workers to get Office 2007 Professional Edition for just less than £20 as part of the package of benefits the NHS gets through their Enterprise Agreement. For more information and to order a copy please go to the following web page https://www.microsoft.com/uk/nhs/licensing/home-user-program/default.mspx. You need a vaild NHS email address to obtain the software.
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thank's I have passed this on to my SIL who is a nurse.
cw.
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thank you
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your welcome.niceguyrichy wrote: »thank you
cw.
Pls be nice to all MSer's
There's no such thing as a stupid question, and even if you disagree courtesy helps.
Tomorrow never come's as today is yesterday and tomorrow is today
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Quite a few other firms get this.. i work for an IT consultancy and we get the exact same deal - MS Office 2007 cost me 17.99 0
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Don't forget that charities can also get cheap Microsoft software, e.g. MS Office Pro Plus 2007 for £11+VAT, Vista Business Upgrade for £5+VAT etc. See details at http://www.ctxchange.org/ctx/
I can highly recommend this, although you have to buy a minimum of 5 licences (e.g. 3 Office + 2 Vista).
(This has been posted before, some time ago, but I thought people might like reminding)0 -
Is there a :A nurse :A out there who wants to buy me a copy of office cheap????0
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ringo_24601 wrote: »Quite a few other firms get this.. i work for an IT consultancy and we get the exact same deal - MS Office 2007 cost me 17.99
Indeed, pretty much any large organisation which has an enterprise agreement (over 250 computers) has access to a home use program.0 -
Does anyone know if teachers can get it?0
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I think there is a similar scheme for teachers - you will probably need a @xxx.ac.uk email addy0
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For those of you who aren't Nurses, but would like something similar, look at Open Office - I use it and it saves/reads MS formats, but works much better - IMO.
I have no connection to OpenOffice, just that I like OpenSource(free) software
Sam
http://www.openoffice.org/ Edit: Link0
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