Office 2007 Product Key
Hi
I purchased a new PC online in November. I decided to go for a trial version of Office 2007 just to see how I got on with it. The trial has now ran out as I have exceeded 25 goes on Word etc. I now need a product key. Do I need to purchase a full version from somewhere like Amazon so I get the back-up discs etc? If I do this, do I need to reinstall the office software again from the new discs or simply keep the discs safe and use the product key to register the trial version? Thanks Nick |
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why steal a copy when you can but it for less than £40 (provided you have a student within your distant family)
Microsoft Office 2007 Home and Student Software UK at Software4Students.co.uk |
Or try the Office 2010 Beta version for free! :thumb:
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Originally Posted by Milamber
(Post 9285729)
why steal a copy when you can but it for less than £40 (provided you have a student within your distant family)
Microsoft Office 2007 Home and Student Software UK at Software4Students.co.uk Simon |
and, no - you don't need to reinstall.
Just lob in the serial key when prompted. Any software which is out of license (typically Access) will not work. |
Originally Posted by P1Fanatic
(Post 9286934)
And pretending to be a student to get it cheaper when you can buy the proper version for £10 is any better than stealing :)
Simon If you want to get photoshop at a bargain price then the requirments are a LOT stricter. The relative needs to be in higher education and you need to submit proof. HTH |
Originally Posted by Milamber
(Post 9286952)
No it's not. But you misread. You don't need to be a student at all. The limits are very wide. You simply need a relative in lower or higher education NOT be a student yourself. The relative doesn't even need to be your own child.
If you want to get photoshop at a bargain price then the requirments are a LOT stricter. The relative needs to be in higher education and you need to submit proof. HTH Simon |
Originally Posted by P1Fanatic
(Post 9286971)
Tbh I didnt check at all lol so Ill go sit on the naughty step. Checked it out now and I see what you mean. Im wondering if my mrs doing Open University at the moment is covered.
Simon I can understand the temptation if you were being asked to pay the full rate (for the enterprise edition a whopping £482.97 :eek:) but at this rate you get a fully legitimate, fully licensed versions for the price of a cheap night out. Photoshop is a steal and if your wife is doing open university then she will definitely be covered but it is still a lot of money to be fair. :thumb: |
None of my relatives are doing open university nor have I any students in the family unfortunately.
Thanks for the advice. As I'm on a relativey new PC I'm trying to resist downloading/acquiring any major pirate software.. We'll see! ;) |
there is always open office? free of charge and just as good.
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Originally Posted by P1Fanatic
(Post 9286934)
And pretending to be a student to get it cheaper when you can buy the proper version for £10 is any better than stealing :)
Simon :lol1: |
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