I'm reaching out to the mighty brain trust of Acurazine for some help. I need to buy Microsoft Office Suite for the home computers. Can anyone recommend a good place to buy it at a reasonable price?

 

What specifically do you need?

You can get Office Home and Student 2007 - Excel, Word, Powerpoint and OneNote - from Amazon for $105.

http://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Offi...5933844&sr=8-1

 

I have had luck here:

http://www.royaldiscount.com/product...ional&stateful

 

Does your company do work-at-home licenses? I have Office Enterprise on my computer for $40.

 

What is a work at home license?

 

It's a deal with Microsoft negotiated by my employer. The license is only valid as long as I'm employed but $40 for the entire Office suite is a pretty cool deal.

 

This will allow installs to three computers. IIRC

 

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Nice. We definitely don't have it...

 

www.toyota.com

 

$$$$$

 

Yes home and office will work on on 3 pcs, so that's about $34 per PC, that's a good deal.

 

Also if I were you I'd wait until the beginning of March cause MS is supposed to have a deal where if you buy office 2007 after march you can upgrade to the office 2010 version for free when it's released in June.

 

torrents

 

academic superstore

 

Need to get Excel, Word, and Powerpoint.

 

That's a great deal but the company i work at doesn't offer this.

 

That version has all three

 

That's a pretty good deal. Thanks for the heads up

 

I've bought a lot of cheap software from http://www.buycheapsoftware.com/

 

 

Out of curiosity, who did you pay the $40 to? I've never heard of work-at-home rights being an optional a la carte purchase under any licensing agreement. It's usually everyone under an agreement is licensed for work-at-home or no one is. I work in higher education though so maybe things are different in the current incarnations of Microsoft's corporate licensing programs. Regardless, I just hope you didn't pay $40 to your employer for something that they already paid for.

 

There's always OpenOffice which is a great free alternative to Office. http://www.openoffice.org/

 

http://www.microsoft.com/student/dis...s/default.aspx

Here's one at 60 bucks for students.

All you need is find someone with an .edu email address or qualifying email address.

 

I've used this for years now and it works great. It has all the functions I've ever needed and even saves my work in MS file extensions.

 

i know a guy who can get any software any version for 50 bucks you want his email??

 

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This. An absolute dream.

 

Directly to Microsoft.

 

We have a similar deal here, but only had to pay $20 to have the CD shipped to me. Hopefully they will (are) offering dowloadable versions now.
Need to upgrade to Office 2007 at home.

 

we have this share employee software for home use at my work too... the whole MS Office Suite for $9.99