I bought studentoffice an have an order confirmation # but the pro

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This doesn't make sense. MSFT has a running deal if you can demonstrate
you're a student to get Office for $59. You can't beat that.

Good luck,

CH

On Sun, 03 May 2009 21:30:37 -0400, Chad Harris wrote:

> "Gary" <> wrote in message
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> This doesn't make sense. MSFT has a running deal if you can demonstrate
> you're a student to get Office for $59. You can't beat that.
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> Good luck,
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> CH

Sure you can. OpenOffice.org is free.

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> Sure you can. OpenOffice.org is free.

And it's worth every penny you pay for it.

Try opening an Access database with it.

Tom Lake

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>> Sure you can. OpenOffice.org is free.
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> And it's worth every penny you pay for it.
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> Try opening an Access database with it.
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> Tom Lake
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Yes and most ORDINARY users don't even know what Access is......never mind
USE it....so that's a spurious comment, isn't it?

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In article <6659A125-1095-4D2D-9C92->,
Tom Lake <> wrote:
>> Sure you can. OpenOffice.org is free.
>
>And it's worth every penny you pay for it.
>
>Try opening an Access database with it.
>

I don't use Access for anything. Openoffice works perfectly well
for typical real world tasks.

Tom Lake wrote:
>> Sure you can. OpenOffice.org is free.
>
> And it's worth every penny you pay for it.
>
> Try opening an Access database with it.
>
> Tom Lake
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>

My brother just installed Ubuntu and the first thing he did was test
Open Office 3.01 with a data base he made with Access. Worked perfectly.

Perhaps you, too, should test before you stick your foot in your mouth
again.

Alias

Tom Lake wrote:
>> Sure you can. OpenOffice.org is free.
>
> And it's worth every penny you pay for it.
>
> Try opening an Access database with it.
>
> Tom Lake
>
>

Yeah, it will work with mixed results. Anyone that says openoffice works
the same as Office, has obviously never used Office. There are many
differences and they don't work the same nor do they open the same files
the same way.

On Mon, 04 May 2009 06:08:06 -0400, Tom Lake wrote:

>> Sure you can. OpenOffice.org is free.
>
> And it's worth every penny you pay for it.
>
> Try opening an Access database with it.
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> Tom Lake

I rather doubt many 'students' require Access database.