VERY Hot thank you!!!

spectrex said:Yeah, you can install office 2007 twice, but no more than that. I own a copy, and as long as you're the same user, you can install it at most on 2 different computers. Just for additional information, this is different than windows, in which you can only install windows on one computer.

What about when you upgrade computers. Does MS allow you to convert the license to your new machine?

janesdtr said:Fantastic. Son's off to Chicago next week for school with Office 2002. It'll be great to get this for the price.

Northwestern?

Btw, great price. I'm going to pick up a copy before I graduate. Are we safe to still use it even after we graduate?

yugao06 said:horizon6 said:not office but a no cost alternative

not open office, two different things.

yes msoffice and openoffice are two different things that do mostly the same thing but at very different prices. if openoffice does what you need to do then you have an opportunity for considerable savings vs. the other one. and openoffice is multi-platform and can be installed on multiple computers without additional cost. if you need the other one than you need the other one and that is a different story.

horizon6 said:yugao06 said:horizon6 said:not office but a no cost alternative

not open office, two different things.

yes msoffice and openoffice are two different things that do mostly the same thing but at very different prices. if openoffice does what you need to do then you have an opportunity for considerable savings vs. the other one. and openoffice is multi-platform and can be installed on multiple computers without additional cost. if you need the other one than you need the other one and that is a different story.

OpenOffice would work fine for 99% of MSOffice users. But 75% of MSOffice users are more into brand loyalty and common-sense and saving money.

NB said:I have tried office 2007. Hooorriably slow on my notebook with T2080 CPU and 2G memory. I switched back to office 2003.

Huh? I run Office 2007 on my Fujitsu 1510D with 512mb of memory and a 1.8' 4200 RPM HD (essentially the IPOD video harddrive) and it runs fine!

If I can get this for my daughter who is in high school and using almost every one of these apps in a technoligy learning class, I would extremely excited!

Thanks OP for the post!
simsk

In for one.

I hope there's a way to get the media for it though. I'm thinking about wiping all of Acer's preinstalled apps on my new laptop and installing a fresh copy of Vista. Come to think of it, I need media for Vista...

From the chart Office 2007 does not contain outlook? That doesn't make sense.

lovebeta said:Can I continue to use it after graduation.

Do you expect MS to come and verify every individual who graduated?