I've got windows xp 2002 on my laptop and i want to get excel and powerpoint to use on it...should i just buy the 2007 microsoft home and student package (at £87-£97) and load that or is there something better i should consider ?...anybody got an informed opinion ?
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So unless you want to run the risk of a fifteen year olf Malaysian kid getting hold of your internet banking, personal password and other information, the days of just being able to snarf a CD with Office on it and re-use a prduct key from your mate are gone.
Check with your work to see what their volume license agreement (if they have one) is like. A lot of MS licensing now allows for a copy of a corporate licensed version of MS' software to be installed on a single home machine as well.
Failing that, just use Office 2000 - which is just as good and doesn't have any of the product activation shite that more recent Micro$oft products do
Of course, if you're only using it at home and don't want to transfer files for work or owt like that, then OpenOffice is great - and, as BDL says - free!
Want to email it to me as well so I can reverse it to confirm that it doesn't contain something else besides a keygen that may or may not work? :)
Serious point here - the vast majority of Trojans that end up on people's computers are spread by KeyGens that act as 'wrappers' for them. The usual distribution point for them is P2P programs or torrents. Beware.