This is definitely the best way. I've done it about 4 times (and maxed out my limit) but it's legit and easy and worth it instead of downloading a fake version or spending hours trying to figure out how to get it for free.
1a here. I believe they send you a program code/link to purchase area if you input a valid e-mail. Just click on "Don't know your program code?" and you only have to input your e-mail. And I did this myself and got the full Office 2013 suite on my new laptop.
Some companies have multi license keys for their employees:
if on coop ask if your company does that if you have parents working in those companies ask if you know someone with parents working at companies that have these deals ask
my dad got one through work for like 10$ (we still haven't hit the cap after 3 laptops and 2 desktops installs) so yeah
the same goes for Wonderland tickets and some movie tickets hope this helps
additionally if you are looking for textbooks (real copies) check this site out: http://www.slugbooks.com/ cheaper than buying flat out and if you have a concious >3
Costs $11, just input your UW e-mail. http://www.microsofthup.com/hupca/home.aspx?culture=en-CA
ReplyDeleteHave you successfully tried this? This seems to good to be true.
Deletewhat do you put for program code?
DeleteThis is definitely the best way. I've done it about 4 times (and maxed out my limit) but it's legit and easy and worth it instead of downloading a fake version or spending hours trying to figure out how to get it for free.
Delete1a here. I believe they send you a program code/link to purchase area if you input a valid e-mail. Just click on "Don't know your program code?" and you only have to input your e-mail. And I did this myself and got the full Office 2013 suite on my new laptop.
DeleteOops, I meant 1 here lol.
Delete^ Are you a real human bean?
Deleteget free office 2007 from uwaterloo msdn agreement. Just like win7
ReplyDeleteThis is the best way to do it.
DeleteDo this people!
Use LibreOffice. It does virtually everything that MS Office does, and is free and open source.
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DeleteLibreOffice is way better than MS Office in my opinion. Will never go back to paying for basic software.
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Some companies have multi license keys for their employees:
ReplyDeleteif on coop ask if your company does that
if you have parents working in those companies ask
if you know someone with parents working at companies that have these deals ask
my dad got one through work for like 10$
(we still haven't hit the cap after 3 laptops and 2 desktops installs)
so yeah
the same goes for Wonderland tickets and some movie tickets
hope this helps
additionally if you are looking for textbooks (real copies) check this site out:
http://www.slugbooks.com/
cheaper than buying flat out and if you have a concious >3
Kingsoft looks the same, reads and saves office files, and is free. It might even be better than microsoft
ReplyDeleteOpen office is also a good alternative (free, has main functions of Microsoft Office): http://www.openoffice.org/download/
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