Office 2007 home and student edition?

Question

Hi im buying a laptop which comes with a 60 day free trial of office 2007 home and student edition. When i have to buy it after the 60 days how much will it cost?

Answer 1

Stop! If you get a quote for student insurance from Endsleigh, you can get Office 2007 Student Edition for just £37.50! You don't need to buy insurance, just get a quote! Link below...

Answer 2

Note that the Student Edition doesn't come with MS Access, which I find very strange as a lot of ICT Students tend to use Access for Work. I personally don't use it as I think its the worst Database software ever made! The Student Edition comes with MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint and MS OneNote only.

Answer 3

If you are a legitimate student it is possible you could get the full, professional version even cheaper if your university is a participating member of the scheme to provide cheap software for genuine students. Ask the university if they are a member of any scheme. Also bear in mind if you go for normal student edition it does not have either Publisher or Access.

Answer 4

About £100

Or... for £0.00 you can get a complete Office suite that is compatible with Microsoft Office from here:

http://openoffice.org

Answer 5

look on ebay first if you've got limited cash , I bought office 2007 enterprise on there, which includes a bit more than the trial version your going to get and it cost me £30.00

Answer 6

openoffice,its exactly the same but its free http://www.openoffice.org/

Answer 7

it will cost you £70-80.