Can I still buy Publisher 2010 at Office Max or Costco? Also, is it compatible with Outlook 2013?
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Microsoft discontinued selling stand-alone products such as Publisher; if you want it you will need to get the entire package (rather expensive) which, incidentally, no longer comes on a CD hence is almost impossible to install by yourself. I can't address the compatibility - I just don't know. In the end it was a very expensive lesson for me. I wish you the best of luck!
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I would recommend an Office 365 personal subscription for $7.99/month. It's what I use on my Chromebook if I want the highest degree of compatibility with other MS Office users. For my own documents, I use the built in Word Processor and Spreadsheet. They are compatible with Word, but occasionally not perfectly (margin's off, etc). Now if someone would buy the Chromebook to replace by Acer C710, "that would be great (from Office Space)"!
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It doesn't come with Word and I don't know if Office 2000 will work or not but you can buy the current version of Home-Student Office for around 150.
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Hi, Robin! I am completely indebted to you for your post. Otherwise, I would not have been aware of the "non-commercial, 3-PC" license issue. I should also note that I (sadly) just two weeks ago had received and installed a CD version of OneNote 2007. Since then, I have been in the throes of the Office 2010 Trial Upgrade. Decided I was just completely happy with my Office 2003 Pro, but wanted the latest version of OneNote. I wound up purchasing from the website below. I had started to order from Amazon (and I LOVE them!) - but, canceled the order because I could not be SURE that it was - as you pointed out - the "3-license version". And, that is definitely a deal-breaker. The link below actually goes to the Microsoft Store. It was $70. With shipping and tax, total was $80. I went for the "delivery" option, so I'd have the CD if a reinstall was ever needed (and they always are, aren't they?). TOTALLY worth the price, considering the 3-computer license. Again, my sincere and grateful thanks! Scott Roberts scott404@gmail.com http://store.microsoft.com/content.aspx?cntid=9991&tsq=productid:C72490E9
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No. Office was not installed. Costco sold this unit with Office installed but no longer sells this model. I had to buy the Office suite software and install it myself. No big deal.
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Yes, you own the license for that product. btw I still sell Office 2003, 2007, 2010
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It comes with office 2010 but I think its a trial version. I uninstalled it and got one from a friend
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"Which of these do I want?" The post only shows a pic of Office 97 Professional, so I don't know which choices you are comparing? I'm no computer expert, either, but I would suggest it just depends on how you intend to use the programs. If you want it just for your own use then I would absolutely recommend Office 97. It's inexpensive and effecient. As stated below, you should be able to research the differences between the products you want to compare online. So again, depending on how you will use it, just be aware that Microsoft Office 2010 programs are pretty much incompatible with older versions. Which means if you will be receiving files from other sources that use 2010, you will be unable to open their files. There is a workaround for this, though. Just ask the sender to save the file as a .doc (Word) or .xls (Excel) before they send it to you.
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If you have an office 2013 license you can activate it with the trial version on the PC. The PC does not come with Office 2013 activated. You could ask the vendor to sell you one.
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It does not come with Office, so if you specifically need Outlook you will need to purchase it separately.
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You can install Microsoft Office 2013 or any other version of Office (2010, 2003, etc.) just like any normal laptop. You can also subscribe for Office 365 if you want but this is NOT mandatory....
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Yeah, I am not sure either, but considering C2 appears to be a more recent version update not to mention, cheaper and also come with free office 2013, that made my choice easy to decide.
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I purchased one 4 weeks ago.It came with Windows 8.0 which was very difficult to work with.However, there is an easy upgrade (free) for windows 8.1 which is much better.Be prepared, you will have to purchaseOffice 2013 as the software will not accept key codes for anything but Office 2013.
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You can get the Word '97 version for Mac if you want. To run Word '97, you must have "Classic" Installed. But Office 2004 for Mac is the most up to date. Also, Word 2011 does not support the PowerPC Processor anymore. Th
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Don't know what your question is exactly, but I added Office 2013 for Home and School for about $100 and it works great.
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Microsoft Office does not come pre-installed. You can buy it and add it at anytime.
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No, that's separate. Office Max, et al sell combos (forms & disk) like that.