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Why do I have to pay to keep my excel and outlook?
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My wife's net book has a version of work, excel and powerpoint that were free, but not the latest version, but quite frankly it has more functionality than 99% of people actually need or care about. Have a look in your program list again.0
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full details here:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/microsoft-office-2013-professional-plus-8-95-microsoft-via-home-program-1742418#comments
You may be suprised the amount of companies / employees who can get this. Good luck!
I originally got Office 2003 Pro using the HUP process several years ago. (Still have the DVD). Unfortunately my employer (a multi-Billion dollar global corporation) dropped out of HUP a few years ago.
But I now use Office 2007 Enterprise which I "found somewhere".
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Prothet_of_Doom wrote: »My wife's net book has a version of work, excel and powerpoint that were free, but not the latest version, but quite frankly it has more functionality than 99% of people actually need or care about. Have a look in your program list again.
Starter Edition worked well for many people I know. Sadly no longer offered with new systems.No free lunch, and no free laptop0
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