She would have to talk to her IT person to see if the school/school board has a license that gives her access to the HUP (Home Use Program). There is a "University" discount bundle but it is only for Post Secondary Students. The Mac version will be upgraded "for free" and automatically when the new Mac version is released.
#Is it better to get office for mac 365 or buy the software install
It gives you Office 2013 on PCsĪnd the same license allows you to install Office 2008 on Mac computers as part of the 5 allowed installations. It allows you to install on up to 5 computers at the same time and to easily transfer those installations to new computers as needed. It is only selling Office 2013.īUT, the new Office 365 (2013) Home Premium license sounds like what you are looking for.
MS is no longer selling Office 2010 to consumers. This helps the community, keeps the forums tidy, and recognises useful contributions. (Please take a moment to "Vote as Helpful" and/or "Mark as Answer", where applicable. (notwithstanding that Windows software can't runĪlso note that H&S, or academic/university, are for non-commercial use. products purchased under FPP terms are usually transferable from one computer to another computer. NB: products purchased under PKC terms are usually not transferable from one computer to another computer. Office University requires verification of student statusīuy Office2010 now, get a free upgrade to Office2013 when it's released: $99.95 (PKC, single machine, not transferable) H&S 2010 $149.99 (up to 3 pc's, transferable, non-commercial use) These links should help (USA info/pricing): I think the academic/educational offerings require some kind of verification, and that may not be possible in the timeframe you've been set :( There are some academic/educational offers available, there is Office 2010 University (for Windows), and some institutions have student/staff offers available. Office for Windows, and Office for Mac, are separate products, and they are not bundled together.
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