Reply With QuoteIf i had the spare cash (Which i never will, i would buy MS products) but until then ill stick with openoffice
but good find
could be useful to some people around here
I stumbled across a web site the other day that claims it will sell you MS Office 2007 Ultimate Edition for under £40! After checking further, it seems it is actually run by Microsoft itself and is designed to give students the chance to have some cheap software. Now being a little bit over schooling age (!) I registered in my sons name (with his consent - obviously) and he got an email back, with a link to a log in page. I followed the instructions and have now got MS Office 2007 on its way to me. It did cost £47 cause I wanted the disks but you can download it for under £40. This package, according to Microsoft, would set you back £599!!
I know there are ways and means of getting it free but this is legal.
The only requirements are that you are in full tme education, have a valid .ac.uk email address and are in a place of learning for 15 or more hours per week.
The web site is www.theultimatesteal.co.uk
(When I ordered the confirmation said that the backup discs would be with me with 14 days. Well I ordered on Monday night and they arrived today and now MSO 2007 is installed and running!)
If i had the spare cash (Which i never will, i would buy MS products) but until then ill stick with openoffice
but good find
could be useful to some people around here
I'm not sure what version of office 2007 i've got, but it cost me ~£17 direct from MS. I also got a copy for Mac aswell for the same price.
it was on the Home Use programme with my last job!
the plan was to sell them for a profit on ebay, but never go round to it, it's still in the cellophane
Humm,
Pointless. Other ways. m8 got his as a student.
Unfortunatley im not a student so i cant get it !!!
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