My school has it for 50, but I'll try open office first...SenorToenails wrote:
Why don't you pay for this:
Office 2007 Ultimate for $59.95 for students. If you aren't a college student then I don't know what to tell ya.
Then why are you complaining? It costs less than a video game and will probably end up being more useful.S.Lythberg wrote:
My school has it for 50, but I'll try open office first...
Well said.SenorToenails wrote:
Then why are you complaining? It costs less than a video game and will probably end up being more useful.S.Lythberg wrote:
My school has it for 50, but I'll try open office first...
1) I'm brokeSenorToenails wrote:
Then why are you complaining? It costs less than a video game and will probably end up being more useful.S.Lythberg wrote:
My school has it for 50, but I'll try open office first...
Then use the computer labs at school if you want MS PowerPoint. Even in my poorest days in undergrad, I could still manage to fit in an extra day of work to get $60. Priorities, I suppose.S.Lythberg wrote:
1) I'm broke
2) I already paid for Vista and microsoft Works on this computer, I'm not giving more money to microsoft.
3) I don't intend to use the program all that often.
Ill see if open office does the job, if not, ill make the trek to the undergrad library...SenorToenails wrote:
Then use the computer labs at school if you want MS PowerPoint. Even in my poorest days in undergrad, I could still manage to fit in an extra day of work to get $60. Priorities, I suppose.S.Lythberg wrote:
1) I'm broke
2) I already paid for Vista and microsoft Works on this computer, I'm not giving more money to microsoft.
3) I don't intend to use the program all that often.
Open Office should work.S.Lythberg wrote:
Ill see if open office does the job, if not, ill make the trek to the undergrad library...SenorToenails wrote:
Then use the computer labs at school if you want MS PowerPoint. Even in my poorest days in undergrad, I could still manage to fit in an extra day of work to get $60. Priorities, I suppose.S.Lythberg wrote:
1) I'm broke
2) I already paid for Vista and microsoft Works on this computer, I'm not giving more money to microsoft.
3) I don't intend to use the program all that often.
I need to make one.KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
Open Office should work.S.Lythberg wrote:
Ill see if open office does the job, if not, ill make the trek to the undergrad library...SenorToenails wrote:
Then use the computer labs at school if you want MS PowerPoint. Even in my poorest days in undergrad, I could still manage to fit in an extra day of work to get $60. Priorities, I suppose.
Do you need to make a PPS, or just view one? I'm pretty sure there are free programs that let you view PPS (like Windows Journal Viewer).
I wish I paid $50 for Office.
Last edited by S.Lythberg (2008-03-25 17:39:16)
What? Where?ReTox wrote:
Hint -
Look for a Microsoft Launch event and sign-up. I got Office 2007 Professional, Visual Studio 2005, SQL Server 2005 all for free. Easily $2500+ if I had to pay for them but all I did was attend the launches for the products. You fill out a survey form and they mail you the software after the event. Fully licensed versions that you own forever ain't too shabby for an afternoon of product demos with a free lunch.
yeah where?Jenspm wrote:
What? Where?ReTox wrote:
Hint -
Look for a Microsoft Launch event and sign-up. I got Office 2007 Professional, Visual Studio 2005, SQL Server 2005 all for free. Easily $2500+ if I had to pay for them but all I did was attend the launches for the products. You fill out a survey form and they mail you the software after the event. Fully licensed versions that you own forever ain't too shabby for an afternoon of product demos with a free lunch.
Most definetely not!Jenspm wrote:
Socialism is ftw, amirite?
Last edited by presidentsheep (2008-03-26 11:24:33)
actually, I agree, it sucks.kylef wrote:
Most definetely not!Jenspm wrote:
Socialism is ftw, amirite?