CryLittleSister
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Hi I'm hoping someone with some experience in this may know more than I.
I'm looking to upgrade MS Office at work. But there's FAR too many options and I just wanna :banghead::banghead::banghead:
Basically, I have 20 users so understand that I need 20 individual copies. I've been quoted £180 each by a Microsoft partner for Home and Business 2016.
I'd like to spend less if possible whilst of course remaining legit. Somebody suggested it would be much cheaper to buy 2010 instead but I'm wondering if that will still be useable in years to come. Or rather, will there be a point when we just cannot use it any more?
We probably don't need any features beyond what is already in the 2007 versions and only really need excell, word, outlook and powerpoint.
Definitely don't want 365 as I prefer one outright payment to a subscription service. I am open to any other suggestions also.
Thanks in advance
*Crossposted in the MS Office Forum. I tried to post a link but do not have permission to do so here...*
I'm looking to upgrade MS Office at work. But there's FAR too many options and I just wanna :banghead::banghead::banghead:
Basically, I have 20 users so understand that I need 20 individual copies. I've been quoted £180 each by a Microsoft partner for Home and Business 2016.
I'd like to spend less if possible whilst of course remaining legit. Somebody suggested it would be much cheaper to buy 2010 instead but I'm wondering if that will still be useable in years to come. Or rather, will there be a point when we just cannot use it any more?
We probably don't need any features beyond what is already in the 2007 versions and only really need excell, word, outlook and powerpoint.
Definitely don't want 365 as I prefer one outright payment to a subscription service. I am open to any other suggestions also.
Thanks in advance
*Crossposted in the MS Office Forum. I tried to post a link but do not have permission to do so here...*
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