Whats the difference between this and the normal edition other than its price?
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/Office_Applications.html
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/acatalog/Office_Applications.html
Energize said:Does it just have word/excel/powerpoint on it or does it have the others like access and publisher? Access is a must for me.
This is one of the major advantages.VeNT said:* Full versions of improved yet familiar Office programs for up to 3 of your home PCs
csmager said:This is one of the major advantages.
VeNT said:anyone got that "I will google before I ask questions" image?
In what way? Forums are a place for discussion/help, not to have other people do your homework/research for you because you cant be bothered. (I use the "general you" in this case, in case you think I'm getting at you personallyEnergize said:That defeats the whole point of forums.
VeNT said:but if you read the fine print then its only good till your out of eduacation.
and only YOU can use it.
Did you not take any notice of anything above?Energize said:Is there a student version of access avalible?
the last copy of student office I had (iirc it was pre 2000) this was not the case.PinkPig said:Both false - anyone in your household can use it (I've got the box here, it specifically says that on the back), and you can continue to use it (for non commercial use only) even if your status changes such that you are no longer a qualified user.
(both of these are mentioned at http://www.microsoft.com/office/editions/prodinfo/students/faq.mspx)
The 2003 version of Office student and teacher doesn't require you to send anything to anyone, you can install it straight away and activate online and it behaves just like the standard edition.
csmager said:Did you not take any notice of anything above?
First result in google:
http://www.microsoft.com/office/editions/prodinfo/students/faq.mspx
"For obtaining individual copies of Microsoft Office Access 2003, there is no special pricing for students or teachers."
VeNT said:the last copy of student office I had (iirc it was pre 2000) this was not the case.
Energize said:It seems pretty stupid that access is not avalible when it's probably the most widely used program by I.T. students, and they wonder why people pirate their products, over £200 for access.