what does microsoft product 'office student and teacher edition 2003'meant for? Softwarefor internet tutoring?
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Steudent Teacher Editions are the exact same products provided at a big discount. The idea is too get students using the products in school so that after they leave they will continue to purchase and use the full price versions.
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If you don't really need VB 6, but could work with VB.NET, Microsoft gives away Visual Basic .NET Express, which does pretty much everything a hobbyist / student needs. You can download it directly from them.
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Go to the lick below & download it \nhttp://office.microsoft.com/en-us/FX010857941033.aspx\n\nGood Luck
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You can go to the Microsoft Website and download a 30-day trial of MS Office.\nYou can go to ebay and purchase an older version of Office for not a lot of money (like MS Office 2000 or earlier).  Make sure it's an original CD.\nFind a friend that has a disk and doesn't use it.\nThese are the only legal ways I know of.
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you can buy just "word" on disc\n\nbut try openoffice first, its free and is compatable with most ms applications\n\nhttp://openoffice.org
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Education software are programs that provide educational benefits to the user.  My children use programs that teach math skills or phonics skills and provide many examples of the subject area for repetitive learning.\n    There are also educational versions of software.  They usually come packaged with a book of the subject.  An example would be and educational version of VB that comes with VB handbook in college.  This software allows you to create programs, but will not allow you to make them executable outside the programming windows.\n   Other software helps to organize your educational needs.
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I think u can try it with Microsoft Office 2003.
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If you have the installation CDs for Microsoft Office, you simply have to insert the cd and follow the prompts, just accept the defaults.  You need a code to install the software -- they do this to make sure you paid for the software.\n\nIf you don't have the MS Office cd's, try the free version of Outlook -- outlook express.  Most pc's come with this already installed.  Otherwise you can get it free from Microsoft.com
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I can't say for sure if it is as good as Microsoft Office 2003, but it is probably good enough for most users and it is free.\nI believe it is developed and supported by the same folks who build the LINUX system software
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Sounds like you were using a trial version that has expired.  With newer computers, a timed demo version of Office is preinstalled.\n\nYou can either purchase Office or download a free word processing program.\n\nTwo programs that I have used and can recommend as a free alternative are AbiWord or OpenOffice.\n\nhttp://www.abisource.com/\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/
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The ones that have had someone install it.  It comes with some versions of Microsoft Office.  If the version you bought includes it, you can install it.
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I have the full CDs of Office97, Office2000, OfficeXP and Office2003,\n\ne-mail me your e-mail address, and I think I can send it over to you.\n\nXLMan
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Check out this link:-\nhttp://www.download.com/Microsoft-Office-2003-Update-Service-Pack-2/3000-2064_4-10449536.html?tag=lst-0-2
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Why bother? Microsoft has released a beta version of its Office 2007 to download and try.  Please refer to the article which appears on BetaNews website.  The site also has the download link to Office 2007 beta.\n\n"Microsoft Puts Up Office 2007 Preview" -- betanews.com\n(http://www.betanews.com/article/Microsoft_Puts_Up_Office_2007_Preview/1151422792)\n\n"With 2.5 million downloads of Office 2007 Beta 2 already counted, Microsoft has put up a Web-based preview of its new office suite to reach even more potential customers. The online "test drive" features 18 product-specific tutorials and covers most Office system client applications and servers.\n\nThe preview allows users to try out Office 2007 components directly, or be guided through walk-through tours of the various new features of each product. Additionally, pre-populated data enables users to test new server functionality from SharePoint and Project Server." --  excerpt from betanews.com
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i just spent 250 for word, powerpoint, excel...the package... I got a student discount for being in college as well. I do have two more downloads... i want to sell them...but i don't think it is legal...
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microsoft office for small business
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Don't know if this will suit your needs. But OpenOffice.org is a 100% freeware suite of products that competes with, and is fully compatible with, Microsoft Office.  Since it's freeware, there's no trial periods and it was developed by Sun Microsystems (the same folks who developed Java and the Solaris operating system.) They have an included utility called Impress that is almost identical to Powerpoint.  Take a look at the demo. It lasts about 5 minutes and highlights just some of the features:\n\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/product/impress.html\n\nYou can get more info about the freeware and other utilities here:\n\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/\n\nAnd just for grins, if you want a bit more info about other free Sun products including Solaris, here's the link:\n\nhttp://www.sun.com/\n\nplrr