Product key for Word/Excel/Powerpoint

T Corolla · 2011-04-11 17:05:17

Anyone have any idea where to get a product key for Word/Excel/Powerpoint cheap. I look on the microsoft website and it 102.50 eur

11-04-2011 06:05PM

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T Corolla

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Anyone have any idea where to get a product key for Word/Excel/Powerpoint
cheap. I look on the microsoft website and it 102.50 eur

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#2 12-04-2011 06:39PM

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Alternatively, http://www.libreoffice.org/ is free and needs no key

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#3 12-04-2011 06:42PM

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http://www.openoffice.org/

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#4 12-04-2011 07:01PM

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Thanks folks sorry it was in the wrong place

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#5 12-04-2011 07:03PM

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T Corolla wrote: »

Anyone have any idea where to get a product key for Word/Excel/Powerpoint
cheap. I look on the microsoft website and it 102.50 eur

If you are a student, only €64.99 here.

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#6 12-04-2011 08:56PM

T Corolla

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GerardKeating wrote: »

If you are a student, only €64.99 here.

Thanks GerardKeating appreciate that

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#7 12-04-2011 09:26PM

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Or look at the thread I posted an hour ago

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056237645

If you know someone in eircom, cie, government or any company who uses the software it's €13.95

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#8 12-04-2011 09:43PM

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MarkR wrote: »

http://www.openoffice.org/

For your own info, when Oracle bought Sun (and thus OpenOffice) a lot of the developers of OpenOffice were unhappy about the future of the project given Oracle's track record with open-source. Most of them left and forked the project and thus LibreOffice was born.

LibreOffice seems to be much more actively developed and there have been improvements introduced which are not in OpenOffice.

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#9 12-04-2011 09:52PM

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I'll have to have a look at it, thanks.

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