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MS Outlook upgrade

snaver
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Can anybody help me please? I bought a copy of Microsoft Office 2010 Home and Student edition a while ago, which includes a 30 trial of Outlook, which I've just installed. If I then wanted to use Outlook after this date, it says I'll have to upgrade, but does that mean purchasing another copy/subscription of Office, or can I just buy Outlook on its own? If so, does anyone know the cost of this upgrade please?

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  • bod1467
    bod1467 Posts: 15,214 Forumite
    My guess is you'd need to buy and upgrade license from Office H&S to Office Professional.
  • pmartin86
    pmartin86 Posts: 776 Forumite
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    You would need to either upgrade to MS Office Pro (Whihc would also give you access and publisher) or buy a standalone Outlook licence, both fairly pricey! You're better off sticking with a web console for most mail providers IMO.

    Paul
  • tronator
    tronator Posts: 2,859 Forumite
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    pmartin86 wrote: »
    You would need to either upgrade to MS Office Pro (Whihc would also give you access and publisher) or buy a standalone Outlook licence, both fairly pricey! You're better off sticking with a web console for most mail providers IMO.

    Paul

    ...or just use another email client like Thunderbird.
  • tavernman
    tavernman Posts: 575 Forumite
    tronator wrote: »
    ...or just use another email client like Thunderbird.
    I agree :cool:
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