You can get it at Ultimate Steal
Looks like it is back up just in time for the school year ![]()
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You can get it at Ultimate Steal
Looks like it is back up just in time for the school year ![]()
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Am I Eligible?
You must hold a valid email address at a U.S. educational institution ending in .edu (for example, leina@contoso.university.edu)
AND
Be actively enrolled with at least 0.5 course load.
Also, you must be able to provide proof of enrollment status (ie, student card) upon request by Microsoft. If you are unable to provide proof of enrollment, you will be required to pay the full retail price of Office Ultimate 2007 (approximate ERP $679USD).
academic software and proof of academic status required (in the form of an academic email address)
their FAQ page still has an expiration date of 4/20/2008. I'm sure this offer is still good, though.
VaporGuy said:their FAQ page still has an expiration date of 4/20/2008. I'm sure this offer is still good, though.
It should be extended
Now it is DEAD, but will be back on August 20th according to the website.
I just got it too....$60 for this program is a steal! Granted that OpenOffice can do everything that Ms Office can do, this is still a great program
I thought this was hot until I checked my University's WebStore: $46. For students, check your IT services first.
Then again, I'm not even sure if it is worth $46 to upgrade from Office 2003.
I agree. If you have a University connection (student, faculty, or staff), check with your technology office to see if they have any Office deals. I got my MS Office 2007 for $10 through UMD.
My online college doesn't give email addresses. Any way around this?
Thanks
MangoGT said:I thought this was hot until I checked my University's WebStore: $46. For students, check your IT services first.
Then again, I'm not even sure if it is worth $46 to upgrade from Office 2003.
i would say it is definitely worth it. office 2007 is actually a really well-designed product. one of the things microsoft has really gotten right, in my opinion. significantly better, imo, than 2003 (and there is way more useful functionality than openoffice at this point). for $60 (or less) it is a great deal. note that this version (ultimate) includes OneNote, which is at the top of the class for notetaking apps, especially with respect to tablet pc integration. (Evernote is a great free and innovative notetaking/organization/bookmarking app, but it lacks the direct markup of documents that OneNote can do, which i really like when using my tablet for annotating and reviewing slides, articles, papers, etc.)
Cool it must be working now like it was this morning. I like Word 2007 cause you can automatically put it into APA format
I bought this a while back but never installed it as I still use Office 2003. Does anyone know if this works with XP?
Hi,
Just want know if you can get the actual MS Office 2007 Ultimate CD package. Is that the same as the retail version where they charge like over $600? Thanks alot.
Peter7 said:Hi,
Just want know if you can get the actual MS Office 2007 Ultimate CD package. Is that the same as the retail version where they charge like over $600? Thanks alot.
gimmie some green please
The $59.95 is for a license key and download. I don't think you get the actual retail box. Would be really hot if you do since you could probably resell it for a lot more.
saklav123 said:The $59.95 is for a license key and download. I don't think you get the actual retail box. Would be really hot if you do since you could probably resell it for a lot more.
When I bought a few months back you could get the cd's for an extra 12 bucks or so. That's what I did so I could do re-installs if necessary. It took about three weeks to get the CD's though.
MangoGT said: I'm not even sure if it is worth $46 to upgrade from Office 2003.
I'm not sure it's worth $1 to upgrade from Office97Pro. What's "ultimates" selling point ,, bigger ,, more bloated ,, slower ,, less secure and with more darn stuff than you'll ever use!
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