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I have the Microsoft Home Office and Student It’s on my computer but when I try to type a letter it will not work. Maybe it’s obsolete, but I don’t want to buy a new program.

I only use it once or twice a month. In reply to BarbaraHojnicki’s post on December 27, Microsoft Office Home And Student You must provide a serial number during installation so the license can be activated over the Internet by Microsoft’s server.

Addeddate Identifier microsoft-officehome-and-student Reviewer: zach – favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite – December 11, Subject: Tysm! I had a copy of Office but my laptop does not have a DVD drive My laptop was made in so no optical disk drive and since I had a copy, I have a product key too. My laptop doesn’t have a CD drive and I have an official product key. Again, thank you!

 

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Work at your own pace through the easy, numbered steps, practice files on CD, helpful hints, and troubleshooting help to master the fundamentals of working with the Microsoft Office programs in Office Home and Student , including how to navigate the new user interface. You will discover how to create, edit, and proofread documents and create polished presentations that you can really be proud of.

Plus—learn how to digitally manage all of your notes so that you can easily find them and take action! Either way, you drive the instruction—building and practicing the skills you need, just when you need them! Includes a companion CD with hands-on practice files.

To download this content, please visit O’Reilly’s web site, search for the title of this book to find its catalog page, and click on the link below the cover image Examples, Companion Content, or Practice Files. Note that while we provide as much of the media content as we are able via free download, we are sometimes limited by licensing restrictions. Please direct any questions or concerns to booktech oreilly. Joyce Cox has more than 30 years’ experience in the development of training materials about technical subjects for non-technical audiences and is the author of dozens of books about Office and Windows technologies.

Joyce is vice president of Online Training Solutions, Inc. Previously, she was president of and principal author for Online Press, where she developed the Quick Course series of computer training books for beginning and intermediate adult learners.

She was also the first managing editor of Microsoft Press, an editor for Sybex, and an editor for the University of California. Curtis Frye is the author of numerous books on Excel and other Office products, most recently the Excel Pocket Guide.

He graduated from Syracuse in with a degree in political science, and then moved to Washington, DC, where he worked as a defense trade analyst for four years and as the director of sales and marketing for an ISP for one year.

He moved to Portland, Oregon, in to launch his freelance writing career. When Curt’s not writing, and often while he is writing, he is a keynote speaker, mentalist, and professional improvisational comedian. Joan Lambert has worked in the training and certification industry since As president of Online Training Solutions, Inc. OTSI , Joan is responsible for guiding the translation of technical information and requirements into useful, relevant, and measurable training, learning, and certification deliverables.

Joyce Cox has over 20 years’ experience developing training materials about technical subjects for non-technical audiences. She is the vice president of Online Training Solutions, Inc. Joyce was also president of and principle author for Online Press, where she developed the Quick Course series of computer training books for beginning and intermediate adult learners.

Joan Lambert has worked closely with Microsoft technologies since , and in the training and certification industry since She is passionate about good training and effective certification, and enjoys helping people feel confident using new technologies so they can work more efficiently. Joan is the author of several dozen Step by Step books and Microsoft Office Specialist certification study guides, as well as video-based training courses and QuickStudy guides.

She loves to travel, learn other languages, and experience other cultures. Customer Reviews, including Product Star Ratings help customers to learn more about the product and decide whether it is the right product for them. Instead, our system considers things like how recent a review is and if the reviewer bought the item on Amazon. It also analyzed reviews to verify trustworthiness.

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I have not had the opportunity to try some of the other programs included but they are the basics of MO. One other thing – if you are in the market to purchase a new computer and see a program on the display model, ask the sales associate if a new computer would come with the FULL VERSION of that program. Our new computer came with trial versions only, even though the full versions were on the displays.

I do hope this review can help you make an informed decision :. I’ve been using this version of Microsoft Word for years now, and it still suits my rather modest needs. This version handles all the standard formats for word processing documents, like. It also allows you to save Word documents as PDF files, which on occasion comes in quite handy.

I use this program to write novels for self-publishing, which requires some fancy formatting here and there, and so far it has served me well in this capacity. I find Word fairly easy to use, though it took me a while to get to know all the features I needed. If you’re new to Word I’d recommend getting a tutorial manual or program to walk you through the features, because Word’s “Help” function is not particularly useful.

These days this is an old version of the program; there has been a version and a version since this version came out, and it’s wisest to stay current with software. Only buy this program if you’re going to use it on an old computer with Windows Vista installed on it. As to Word, this is an outstanding program which should handle all your word processing needs for now and into the future. It is the industry trend-setter for a good reason; it is superb!

See all reviews. Top reviews from other countries. I’ve since installed it on Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8 and more recently on my Windows 10 computers and laptops. It works faultlessly on all of these platforms. I use it mostly for Word and Excel.

It’s just as effective as the latest releases of these Office products from Microsoft. Incidentally, I’m also using the last release of Microsoft Money on my Windows 10 computers without any problems, apart from the fact that it can’t synchronize with bank statements. Firstly – beware, there are lots of fakes about. Amazon refunded both purchases – all credit to them – and I sent both counterfeits to Microsoft in Dublin who sent me a real copy of Office Professional, so in a way I was lucky.

Office itself is not great and I don’t like it, having grown up with all the earlier versions of Office from Word 1, Excel 3 onwards. It’s very annoying in its attempts to second-guess what you are trying to do, and the ribbon interface is poorly designed for modern widescreen displays – you are left with very little document space on a x screen. Much of the suite is bloatware. Not a bad deal overall when compared with Apple’s comparable i-Work suite of programmes and ultimately your choice will be driven by what is your computer and operating system of choice.

I have always found the Home and Student editions from Microsoft great value across the years and this one is no exception in giving cheap access to these three much used and well tested Office programmes. Most of the other adverse comments by reviewers have been around One Note instead of Outlook being offered in this suite. While accepting there is no comparison between thsee two alternatives, this does not prevent you unleashing overall value by using One Note as you see fit and instead simply replace the lack of Outlook’s email and calendar with a wholly free alternative, if having a Personal Information Manager PIM software tool is that important to you!

That alternative as covered in a recent issue January of “What Laptop” magazine is to install the Mozilla Thunderbird free email on your computer and set this up to synchronise with your preferred email accounts. Then because Thunderbird has no calendar or organiser installed as standard, download and install the Sunbird Calendar via “Lightning” into Thunderbird for the creating and sharing of calendar events.

That is followed by installing “GooSync” which allows synchronisation of the Thunderbird installed calendar with Google Calendar and other chosen external devices. The overall end result is to create a free PIM alternative if required to work alongside your Microsoft Home and Student Edition and overcome its absence of offering Outlook. So far I’ve enjoyed using the tools, been a long time and expert user of Office since early 90’s.

But ended up stuck with Office 2k for nearly 10years. Only reason to move was it was harder and harder to run 2k on the newer Windows versions, especially Outlook, that said the Home version of excludes Outlook, which is a real shame as it the one tool I used the most still do in tandem with So what’s changed, well, as far as I can see so far, not a lot!

But the interface has me searching high an low for the features I know are there, slowly though I have tracked down the things I’ve looked for and I’m now beginning to like the Ribbons, still like the old menu system though – I knew where things were. So if all these changes are, in my opinion, not that great why a 4? Well actually I love the layout, especially the Excel interface, and some of the other new features I’ve stumbled on change tracking is a huge improvement. It’s like a breath of fresh air and apart from getting frustrated when I can’t find what I know is there, it’s like being a child in a sweet shop and I’m on a new voyage of discovery.

And it’s all working exceptionally well Report abuse. On the whole a good product, with much better templates etc. A bit annoying that everything is accessed through the menu sections at the top, as accessing everything takes longer select, click, slect, click Unless you hide them they also take up a good two inches of the top of the screen, and if you do hide them it’s yet another click to do what you want.

These menus take a bit of getting used to after the older versions and to be honest, if I wasn’t getting. You can stick bits that you use at the top of the screen perminantly, but then I’ve got so many now it may as well be the older version of Word. Whereas Word particularly was an inovative and fantastic product, this feels a bit forced on you and, if there was any alternative, as a writer you’d probably choose something else I certainly find Final Draft has easier and better specific functions now.

The other thing that’s annoyoing about the student edition is the three PC rule, as everyone has at least two computers these days and, if you’re trying to earn your living writing then possibly more Office, Laptop, notebook etc So, on the whole good, but not much more use than the version it superceeds unless you like to spend more time fiddling about with buttons than you do actually doing the work you’re supposed to be doing. One person found this helpful. Your recently viewed items and featured recommendations.

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