O
oldword user
I have a Word 2003 license. I only need Word 2007 for a new computer. Any way
to get this from MS without buying office 2007?
to get this from MS without buying office 2007?
B
Bob Buckland ?:-\)
Yes, Word 2007 is sold as a standalone and there is an 'upgrade' package yo can buy. http://office.microsoft.com/suites and look at
the pricing link on the left for a listing of available standalone products as well as Office suites.
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I have a Word 2003 license. I only need Word 2007 for a new computer. Any way
to get this from MS without buying office 2007?<<
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Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
the pricing link on the left for a listing of available standalone products as well as Office suites.
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I have a Word 2003 license. I only need Word 2007 for a new computer. Any way
to get this from MS without buying office 2007?<<
--
Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
J
Jay Freedman
On Sun, 22 Jun 2008 09:29:00 -0700, oldword user <oldword
It's possible to buy a standalone copy of Word without the rest of Office, but
it isn't usually the most cost-efficient way. You may find a copy of Office 2007
Home & Student edition for less than the price of Word alone. You can then use
the custom install choice and install only Word.
It's possible to buy a standalone copy of Word without the rest of Office, but
it isn't usually the most cost-efficient way. You may find a copy of Office 2007
Home & Student edition for less than the price of Word alone. You can then use
the custom install choice and install only Word.
G
grammatim
Why do you _need_ 2007? If you hang around this newsgroup for a while,
you'll see almost nothing but complaints about it. If 2003 does
everything you need, you should just put it on your new computer,
since you already have it.
A
aushknotes
Can download a trial version from Microsoft.
C
Cindy M.
Hi Grammatim,
which version of the software. Newsgroups are, after all, there for solving
problems Each version has its strengths and weaknesses.
There are some things Word 2007 handles very well, and if those features are
required, then it's a good choice. My personal (non-Dev), "geeky" favorite is the
Trust Center. On a more "human" note, I like the customizable status bar.
It causes me no greater problems than any version since Word 95 (which, in my
opinion, was a very solid product) - just different ones <g>
-- Cindy Meister
Oh, I dunno. In the newsgroups one mainly sees complaints or problems - no matter
which version of the software. Newsgroups are, after all, there for solving
problems
Each version has its strengths and weaknesses.There are some things Word 2007 handles very well, and if those features are
required, then it's a good choice. My personal (non-Dev), "geeky" favorite is the
Trust Center. On a more "human" note, I like the customizable status bar.
It causes me no greater problems than any version since Word 95 (which, in my
opinion, was a very solid product) - just different ones <g>
-- Cindy Meister