Make a complete Office ed. version, including publisher

[Levin P Tull]

I feel ripped off. I paid over $130 for Teacher edition of Office 2003 and it
doesn;t even have publisher.
My school teaches on the full version, teachers send me pub doxuments, and I
can't open them without investing another $`00 for a standalone version of
Publisher.
And, I can buy the Professional edition thru my school district, I just
found out, for $79.

I want my money back! Or at least, a recognition that the school version
should not be watered down or cheapened.
--
Science Teacher
John Jay High School
San Antonio, TX 78227

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[Rob Schneider]

I feel ripped off. I paid over $130 for Teacher edition of Office 2003 and it
doesn;t even have publisher.
My school teaches on the full version, teachers send me pub doxuments, and I
can't open them without investing another $`00 for a standalone version of
Publisher.
And, I can buy the Professional edition thru my school district, I just
found out, for $79.

I want my money back! Or at least, a recognition that the school version
should not be watered down or cheapened.

1. You posted in the wrong newsgroup. This specific for Microsoft Project.
2. If you want your money back, go back to where you bought the
product, not here or to a Newsgroup. Won't be effective.
3. Recommend reading the box before buying.
4. Recommend your should NOT rely on Publisher or it's formatted
documents. The world does not, and should not, use Publisher, and hence
it should not be something taught to teachers and students.