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I was thinking about upgrading my Office Pro 2003, but think I will wait until they do not support it at all in 2014.
They don't much care how many computers I have it on anymore.
Unless I get a wild hair and buy 2010 first, while it is still available.
I was thinking about upgrading my Office Pro 2003, but think I will wait until they do not support it at all in 2014.
They don't much care how many computers I have it on anymore.
Unless I get a wild hair and buy 2010 first, while it is still available.
With Office 365 you can install it on up to 5 computers.
I bought Office Pro 2013 and tried to download it onto my Windows 8 computer. It downloaded and worked fine for two days, then....poof....couldn't get into it and I spent hours of frustration with MS people and quite frankly, they don't know how to fix it themselves either. It's a nightmare. Looks like Windows 8 and Office 2013 aren't compatible at all...fortunately I only paid $10 for Office 2013 so I'm not out any serious money. I'm trying to get them to resend the download to me so I can try again.
O come on NJBest. I didn't mean YOURS, I was referring to MS...
Again, $100 per year... o sure I can cancel at any time... or I can use LibreOffice and not pay a dime. Or I can buy a copy of 2010 for $120 and keep it for the next 5 years. At least.
I think a lot of people are going to be turned off by the "pay every year" plan.
I think a lot of people are going to be turned off by the "pay every year" plan.
If there were useful new features every year, maybe I could justify it. But paying $100/yr and getting a new version every 3 years just doesn't seem right. Companies aren't pushing subscriptions because they're better for customers than the current system.
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