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Hi,
My laptop recently crashed and I have been unable to regain my MS office. I have looked at alternatives for MS office, such as; Apache's Open Office and google docs.
My main problem is, I am a student and am unable to afford MS office. My university does not provide MS office. I am looking for a software that will meet the needs of a student. So I need to be able to construct essays, presentations, spreadsheets, etc. However, the software (named above) I have tried to use isn't successful with opening all my previous, Microsoft Office, documents - as it reformats them and they don't fit the page etc.
I was wondering if anyone has any advice for me? I was looking for a software that is compatible with MS office and can be used with Turnitin.
Thanks,
Liam
My laptop recently crashed and I have been unable to regain my MS office. I have looked at alternatives for MS office, such as; Apache's Open Office and google docs.
My main problem is, I am a student and am unable to afford MS office. My university does not provide MS office. I am looking for a software that will meet the needs of a student. So I need to be able to construct essays, presentations, spreadsheets, etc. However, the software (named above) I have tried to use isn't successful with opening all my previous, Microsoft Office, documents - as it reformats them and they don't fit the page etc.
I was wondering if anyone has any advice for me? I was looking for a software that is compatible with MS office and can be used with Turnitin.
Thanks,
Liam
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https://www.openoffice.org/ formats are exchangeable with ms formats.
I thought ms office was free for students with uni mail accounts ? Which uni ?
https://portal.office.com/start?sku=...0-7c6e01e6022e
I thought ms office was free for students with uni mail accounts ? Which uni ?
https://portal.office.com/start?sku=...0-7c6e01e6022e
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(Original post by Cannoning)
You could obtain it elsewhere if you catch my drift...
You could obtain it elsewhere if you catch my drift...
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(Original post by Cannoning)
You could obtain it elsewhere if you catch my drift...
You could obtain it elsewhere if you catch my drift...
(Original post by Killa Kam)
Cant with 365 isnt it like a paid subscription?
Cant with 365 isnt it like a paid subscription?
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scriberg just thought I'd let you know, discussion of those topics isn't allowed on TSR. Basically put if it is illegal in the UK it isn't allowed to be discussed on TSR.
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/faq....lines_detailed
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/faq....lines_detailed
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#9
Use google drive, one drive. They're free with email accounts, and eocuments can be downloaded for turnitin submissions.
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what ever you do DO NOT:
Get utorrent
go the tehpirerbay
dload ms office
install it
run it for free 4 life.
Srsly dont so it
Get utorrent
go the tehpirerbay
dload ms office
install it
run it for free 4 life.
Srsly dont so it
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(Original post by liampspencer)
Hi,
My laptop recently crashed and I have been unable to regain my MS office. I have looked at alternatives for MS office, such as; Apache's Open Office and google docs.
My main problem is, I am a student and am unable to afford MS office. My university does not provide MS office. I am looking for a software that will meet the needs of a student. So I need to be able to construct essays, presentations, spreadsheets, etc. However, the software (named above) I have tried to use isn't successful with opening all my previous, Microsoft Office, documents - as it reformats them and they don't fit the page etc.
I was wondering if anyone has any advice for me? I was looking for a software that is compatible with MS office and can be used with Turnitin.
Thanks,
Liam
Hi,
My laptop recently crashed and I have been unable to regain my MS office. I have looked at alternatives for MS office, such as; Apache's Open Office and google docs.
My main problem is, I am a student and am unable to afford MS office. My university does not provide MS office. I am looking for a software that will meet the needs of a student. So I need to be able to construct essays, presentations, spreadsheets, etc. However, the software (named above) I have tried to use isn't successful with opening all my previous, Microsoft Office, documents - as it reformats them and they don't fit the page etc.
I was wondering if anyone has any advice for me? I was looking for a software that is compatible with MS office and can be used with Turnitin.
Thanks,
Liam
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#13
Using an old version like 2011, not Office 365, do that thing we can't talk about.
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