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Where can I buy a sensibly priced copy of MS Office 2007?

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MalcolmY | 11:30 Tue 22nd Sep 2009 | Computers
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It appears that the only way I can get MS Office 2007 Home and Student Edition is to buy the 3 User Licence version. I only have one computer so two thirds of the licence would be redundant. Is there any way that I can buy a single user licence version for something in the order of £20?
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You can only buy a 3 license version of Home and Student Edition 2007.

If you work for a company that has an enterprise license for MS Office (NHS etc) then I believe you can install it at home for free (you will need to check the exact details with your company).
12:01 Tue 22nd Sep 2009
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If you dont actually NEED MS Office you can download a full office suite for free.

Calle OpenOffice you can get it from here (and it will open MS Office files like Word etc)

http://www.openoffice.org/
12:02 Tue 22nd Sep 2009
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I agree Open Office is great. It is fully compatible with all Microsoft programs. It is pukka and from Sun Corporation.
16:27 Tue 22nd Sep 2009
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Sorry to but in, but this sounds like a great download.

Can it be copied onto a disc for future use?

If so can someone tell me how?
15:06 Wed 23rd Sep 2009

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