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dlk
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My daughter who is learning from home for the foreseeable future needs access to Word and PowerPoint for her home learning work that the school is sending. In the past I avoided the annual subscription model and bought a basic package for one device for about £50 which was permanently installed. I cant find where to buy a similar deal now for her computer.
Does anyone know where or how I can get her Word, PowerPoint, Excel etc relatively cheaply?
Does anyone know where or how I can get her Word, PowerPoint, Excel etc relatively cheaply?
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There was a Groupon deal yesterday which might be of interest.
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You can get educational versions of Office. For example https://softmall.co.uk/product/microsoft-office-2019-home-and-student-windows10/.
You can also use something like Libre Office which is free, saves in office format and is nearly as good (caveat perhaps not for complex use of the spreadsheet).1 -
That educational package looks perfect, thank you!0
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And £50 for a pukka Office Business (includes the rather bloated but popular Outlook.) is not bad.inspectorperez said:There was a Groupon deal yesterday which might be of interest.0 -
Just use the free online office
https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/microsoft-365/free-office-online-for-the-web
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I bought a 5 user copy of MS Office 365 off eBay - it cost less than a fiver.#MSE0
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She may be able to get Office 365 for free, https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/education/Products/office .Depending on your computer and internet connection, the Office Web Apps could work well. But I find they're slow on old computers (and I'm talking stuff that's about a decade old, mind you).
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