Office 2010 hookup?

[Sean88gt]

Any recommendations for a source with a decent price on Office 2010 (or a product key donation)?

[stang2be]

check with your employer to see if they have a discount purchase program

[GTBrian23]

If you know anyone that works for an ISD alot of times I believe they get discounts. A lot of college kids to, but they usually use theirs up.

If you are in the military there use to be a military discount, I lost the website but you may be a able to google it. It was MS Office 2010 for like $25

[Darren M]

Check out OpenOffice at http://www.openoffice.org/ Free, open source, alternative. I've found that it works quite well. YMMV.

[32vfromhell]

Yep, i use OpenOffice.

[roliath]

I think I can get the suite for 10 bucks, I'll have to make sure I can get more than one copy though since I already got mine.

[Sean88gt]

I'll check out the open deal. My student discount isn't that great.

[mstng86]

Libre office works well for is.

[Venix]

Open office is pretty nice. I used it for years before going with MS for school. I got a MS Home package for $99 with three codes in it from newegg.

[8mpg]

Does it have to be 2010?

[Taylor]

When I was at UNT I got the whole suite for ~$75 as a student. Might check with other student friends/family.

[Sean88gt]

Does it have to be 2010?

Not necessarily (it just came pre-loaded).