bilingualmk
Aug 14th, 2008, 09:33 PM
Do you have a friend who is a student in the USA?
Microsoft has something called the Ultimate Steal. you can buy MS Office Ultimate for about 60 dollars.
Requirements
-must be a full time student in the USA
-have an email ending in edu
http://theultimatesteal.com
The US deal starts again on Aug 20......no info on when the Canadian deal will resume
"Students can get “Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007” for only $59.95 so there must be a catch, right?
Normally this software package sells for $650-$700. Yet, there are remarkably few “catches” with this deal. You have to be able to prove that you are a student, usually by giving a valid college e-mail address or identification number.You will need a computer with pre-existing Microsoft support programs and enough free memory to support “Office Ultimate 2007.” “Office Ultimate 2007” may not include everything you want, but it is still a good deal for many students.
According to the Microsoft media release, the “‘Office Ultimate 2007’ is the premium Office suite and provides students with a comprehensive set of tools that can help them create high-quality documents, gather and consolidate lecture notes and other information, stay organized, find what they are looking for quickly and easily collaborate with colleagues and professors across geographical boundaries.” source (http://media.www.arbiteronline.com/media/storage/paper890/news/2007/10/25/Biztech/Is.The.Ultimate.Steal.For.Real-3054988.shtml)
Microsoft has something called the Ultimate Steal. you can buy MS Office Ultimate for about 60 dollars.
Requirements
-must be a full time student in the USA
-have an email ending in edu
http://theultimatesteal.com
The US deal starts again on Aug 20......no info on when the Canadian deal will resume
"Students can get “Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007” for only $59.95 so there must be a catch, right?
Normally this software package sells for $650-$700. Yet, there are remarkably few “catches” with this deal. You have to be able to prove that you are a student, usually by giving a valid college e-mail address or identification number.You will need a computer with pre-existing Microsoft support programs and enough free memory to support “Office Ultimate 2007.” “Office Ultimate 2007” may not include everything you want, but it is still a good deal for many students.
According to the Microsoft media release, the “‘Office Ultimate 2007’ is the premium Office suite and provides students with a comprehensive set of tools that can help them create high-quality documents, gather and consolidate lecture notes and other information, stay organized, find what they are looking for quickly and easily collaborate with colleagues and professors across geographical boundaries.” source (http://media.www.arbiteronline.com/media/storage/paper890/news/2007/10/25/Biztech/Is.The.Ultimate.Steal.For.Real-3054988.shtml)