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KarlC | 17:59 Thu 12th Apr 2007 | Technology
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Hi, I've only just bought a laptop and I want to know what is the most cost effective way to install Microsoft Word.

I'm still learning the ropes when it comes to home computing as I'm used to having these things already on my work computer!

Any advice would be appreciated.
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try open office.

It's a free software known as 'open sourse' which has all the benefits of an 'office' package.

http://www.openoffice.org/
I agree with the above. It's a free Microsoft Office replacement.

While it's not entirely the same as Microsoft Office, all the buttons and menus are pretty much in the same location so it should even be fine for learning the application with.
Or find a friend who has a pirate copy ...

To buy Microsoft Office will cost you hundreds of pounds (Yes I paid nearly �450, before anyone shouts re the pirate copies - I found them later!!)

Unless you are a student and/or teacher in which case you can get a cheaper version - still nearly 100 quid though.,
If you ar ok with ilegally downloading the software, try the following link.

http://www.mininova.org/tor/648500

This is the 2007 edition Microsft Office, with it's keygen.Its the copy I use and it all works fine.

You will need to download a torrent client first, and I can recommend BitLord
http://www.bitlord.com/
Yes �450 is legalised robbery - use Open Office. In a PC Pro review late last year they rated it better than the Microsoft version

Don't forget for your �450 it will only work on one machine , Open Office has no licensing issues so put it on all your machines and your friends and relatives as well
... three cheers for Open Office Hip Hip......

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