FREE MICROSOFT OFFICE 365 FOR STUDENTS

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    something back, Feb 24, 2015
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    Brian8gbSSDLinux

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    For those of you who do not have Student Status...

    May I recommend Soft Maker Office - a Free Office Suite that is completely compatible with MS Office, it even handles docx Files using TextMaker... which is Soft Makers version of Word. it has the equivalent of Excel and Powerpoint also.
    After a short while using it in the Windows version AND the Linux version of Soft Office 2012 Free versions I was offered a chance to purchase the 'Paid For version Soft Maker Office 2012 Standard version at a heavily discounted price.
     
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    Term time is coming

    YOU MAY QUALIFY IF YOU ARE A PART, OR FULL TIME STUDENT
     
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    Fantastic! My son can definitely use this!
     
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    I can't believe !! I was searching for this, I don't have any microsoft office on my computer lol I'll download this for sure, I really Appreciate your help dude ! thank you !
     
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    Awesome :) I will be going back to school (hopefully) the next few years, so this might indeed come in handy. Thanks a lot for taking the time to post this kind of things.... things that are often overlooked by everyone else, but not you @something back!
     
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    I just tried to download it now, but I had a problem, they said that you need .edu email :( I though you just need a valid email adress :( too bad because I really need it
     
    jamesbonner, Sep 20, 2015
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    Wow that seems too good to be true! Microsoft office can get expensive. Does it expire when you are no longer a student? I know I had previously purchased the student package (years ago when I was in school) but it only lasted 4 years.
     
    KimmyMarkks, Nov 13, 2015
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    It's a very good question?

    I am sure someone on the forum will know
     
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    Yes I am always skeptical when things are "free". I definitely know there is a discount for students (especially if they purchase it through their schools), however I don't know if it is free.
     
    KimmyMarkks, Nov 14, 2015
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    That's great that they're offering that to students. I bet it really came in handy for a lot of people!
     
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