Stonking MS Office 2007 Deal
17 October 2008, 08:07 PM
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Stonking MS Office 2007 Deal
3 user home licence for 60 quid.
Amazon.co.uk: Microsoft Office 2007 Home and Student Edition (3 User Licence) (PC): Microsoft: Software
Amazon.co.uk: Microsoft Office 2007 Home and Student Edition (3 User Licence) (PC): Microsoft: Software
17 October 2008, 09:31 PM
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Aye, i bought a copy for £48-50 plus VAT from Misco a few weeks ago (see https://www.scoobynet.com/computer-r...ce-2007-a.html).
Still not got around to installing at home, but been using it at work and it seems ok, although the tape (ribbon) wastes a lot of screen and it over complicates the most simple functions.
Could Microsoft be afraid of OpenOffice??
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Still not got around to installing at home, but been using it at work and it seems ok, although the tape (ribbon) wastes a lot of screen and it over complicates the most simple functions.
Could Microsoft be afraid of OpenOffice??
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20 October 2008, 07:50 AM
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20 October 2008, 07:09 PM
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Show me a place/process where it's simple to nick a car without any reprocutions or risk? I'm not saying it's right or condoning it, but it certainly is easy to use the Net to dload swares with minimal risk or the fear of prosecution or even being caught. I blame the ISP's, government and my lack of morals 
Disclaimer: I have not or ever dloaded any illegal swares. Above is purely hearsay
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20 October 2008, 07:22 PM
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Er no it's nothing like that at all Show me a place/process where it's simple to nick a car without any reprocutions or risk? I'm not saying it's right or condoning it, but it certainly is easy to use the Net to dload swares with minimal risk or the fear of prosecution or even being caught. I blame the ISP's, government and my lack of morals
Show me a place/process where it's simple to nick a car without any reprocutions or risk? I'm not saying it's right or condoning it, but it certainly is easy to use the Net to dload swares with minimal risk or the fear of prosecution or even being caught. I blame the ISP's, government and my lack of morals
Disclaimer: I have not or ever dloaded any illegal swares. Above is purely hearsay
20 October 2008, 07:59 PM
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meh they only go after the people who share masses of warez. Yes the odd person has been targetted and made an example of to try and scare people off. But really the authorities need to be alot more serious in their approach, there simply isn't any proper deterrents atm.
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20 October 2008, 08:04 PM
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meh they only go after the people who share masses of warez. Yes the odd person has been targetted and made an example of to try and scare people off. But really the authorities need to be alot more serious in their approach, there simply isn't any proper deterrents atm.
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20 October 2008, 08:09 PM
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No of course not, I do not condone it. Again as I said about the car analogy, dloading warez is a walk in the park, whereas mugging someone is full of risk as well as causing upset to the victim and those around them. Hardly the samething is it 
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20 October 2008, 08:14 PM
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Software companies maybe faceless giants in the eyes of pirates but at the end of the day these companies employ normal working people like you and me.
If their market is decreasing due to piracy, it's not the millionaire shareholders who are going to find themselves in the doo doo, its the normal employees and their families.
