Microsoft office!!

[GRIFF55]

Hi guys, i know most of us are bargain hunters here and i'm failing to find microsoft office anywhere cheeeeeeap.
Would anyone know where is the best place to get it?
Cheers

[AmiSMB]

If you have children and they are at school you may get the education/student license which is around £40. Just have to prove to them the educational establishment that they are at. Apart from that the next cheapest option is OEM versions such as those available from Software Select.

[Jonathan]

£60 on Amazon.

Open office does the job for free.

http://www.openoffice.org/

[GRIFF55]

cheers guys, sorted now:thumbsup:

[jim76]

anyone working for the NHS can get the full professional suite for £17! result!

or as said, open office is free and compatible.

[i4n]

Jim - it's not just the NHS that can get it for £17, it is any civial servant. It is done under the home working scheme to allow you to work from home when required, the trouble is I now have the latest office at home and then Office '97 at work!

[bigred5765]

all new office doc's can be saved in old 97 -2003 format,

[jim76]

Jim - it's not just the NHS that can get it for £17, it is any civial servant. It is done under the home working scheme to allow you to work from home when required, the trouble is I now have the latest office at home and then Office '97 at work!

wasn't sure about the rest, but i knew it applied to the NHS. I'm in the same boat as you! Cunning scheme! :confused:

[i4n]

all new office doc's can be saved in old 97 -2003 format,

I know that but forget to do it at home and only find out when I get back to work:cry: