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Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007

RandolphEsq · 2009-09-12 11:35:05

http://www.software4students.ie/Microsoft_Office_Enterprise_2007-details.aspx Just saw an ad for this. I'm ordering it now for college; €47.44 EDIT: actually it might be just for students http://www.software4students.ie/Software4Students__Am_I_Eligible-article.aspx

12-09-2009 11:35am

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RandolphEsq

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http://www.software4students.ie/Microsoft_Office_Enterprise_2007-details.aspx

Just saw an ad for this. I'm ordering it now for college; €47.44

EDIT: actually it might be just for students http://www.software4students.ie/Software4Students__Am_I_Eligible-article.aspx

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#2 12-09-2009 11:39am

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Thats a great deal, I wonder if they ask for proof that youre a student, Im not but need Office for my laptop, the trial version has just expired :rolleyes:

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#3 12-09-2009 11:41am

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to be honest, just get openoffice.org, its more or less the same thing and its free.

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#4 12-09-2009 11:43am

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TheDriver wrote: »

to be honest, just get openoffice.org, its more or less the same thing and its free.

Really? Does it have Word, Excel, Powerpoint etc?

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#5 12-09-2009 11:46am

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Denisejcc wrote: »

Really? Does it have Word, Excel, Powerpoint etc?

Microsoft Office files can be opened and created through it?

/computer newb

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#6 12-09-2009 11:56am

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Really? Does it have Word, Excel, Powerpoint etc?

It has its own variants of it(Writer, Calc, Impress. It also has more.)
, and great support for documents created Microsoft Office.

The deal has been discussed recently:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055663753

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#7 12-09-2009 12:35pm

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I also use open office, its fine for basic things.

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