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Trying to get the best legal deals on XP and Office. This is the best I've been able to find so far.
Best prices I can find so far are through my employee purchase program, $64 for Home (full) and $129.00 for Pro (upgrade). I prefer Pro since I use the remote desktop feature a lot.
I also see Office 2003 (full) for $125 for a student/teacher version. It's got what I need, Word, Excel and Outlook. I went partially through the order screen and don't see any requirement to provide proof of being a student or teacher. A bit unethical I guess but their website says this:
[H] is an 'institute of higher learning' by one definition, isn't it?
I feel a bit guilty about buying a student edition--if I feel too bad I have the full version of 2000, I can live with it, else the full Office suite is $199.
Anyways, can those prices be beat or am I set? I haven't seen anything close to these prices (but I haven't searched really hard for deals.)
Best prices I can find so far are through my employee purchase program, $64 for Home (full) and $129.00 for Pro (upgrade). I prefer Pro since I use the remote desktop feature a lot.
I also see Office 2003 (full) for $125 for a student/teacher version. It's got what I need, Word, Excel and Outlook. I went partially through the order screen and don't see any requirement to provide proof of being a student or teacher. A bit unethical I guess but their website says this:
M$ said:
[H] is an 'institute of higher learning' by one definition, isn't it?
I feel a bit guilty about buying a student edition--if I feel too bad I have the full version of 2000, I can live with it, else the full Office suite is $199.Anyways, can those prices be beat or am I set? I haven't seen anything close to these prices (but I haven't searched really hard for deals.)