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Old 12-03-2006, 19:31   #18
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Re: Software Prices
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Originally Posted by handyman
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Originally Posted by Matthew
The reason for me starting this topic was that I have been given the IT at work and was looking at the costs of some software for a new set of machines we are getting and the bosses were shocked, they would rather use pen and paper. We are a fairly big comapny in the area and make enough money but to be splashing out several hundered for things like office really did make me ask why bother.

Anyway I've said my piece on what I think, just wondered what your opinions were.
Do you do anyting IT related at work? Out place is a registered ms partner ( i am too) this letts you get the ms partner action pack for £199

https://partner.microsoft.com/40009848
Or if you are in full time education, and your Uni, college or school are MSDN Acdemic alliance members, you can get MS development and server software for free. This includes all Windows version (apart from Media Centre), visual studio, Access (but not other Office programs) and other things.
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