Do You Pay For Microsoft Word
Sep 29, 2019 It’s an awesome program and is a staple in most office, home, and school environments, but it normally costs each year you want to use it. But you actually don’t have to pay for Microsoft Word when there are several ways to use it for free. Microsoft calls Office 2019 a suite of “perpetual” apps, because customers will pay for them with a one-time fee, rather than a recurring subscription. (Microsoft did not announce a price for. You can buy Office for personal computers and Windows tablets the traditional way, by paying for the software just once. For $140, you get Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote. Comparatively, an.
Despite what big box store sales people try to sell you, don’t buy a copy of Microsoft Office. On all new commercial computers today, manufacturers install a trial version of Microsoft Office AND a copy of Microsoft Office StarterEdition.
Microsoft Office Starter Edition does NOT expire and is every bit as functional as its costly brethren. The Starter editions includes only Word and Excel. If you need PowerPoint or other Office components, then yes, you will have to pay for it, but for many, many users, the Starter Edition with Word and Excel is more than adequate.
If you buy a new computer, here’s how to setup the Microsoft Office Starter Edition:
1. Click Start –> All Programs –> Microsoft Office
2. Click the Use Office Starter 2010 button
3. Click green Open button on next screen
4. Wait for Windows to install and configure the program
5. Click Accept on the Microsoft Office License screen
6. Click Use Recommended Settings option, then OK on next screen
7. Word will open and you will find access to both Word and Excel in your All Programs menu under the Microsoft Office Starter Edition folder.
Do You Have To Pay For Microsoft Word
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