Board 8 > You have to pay a yearly charge for Microsoft Suite nowadays?

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Moonroof 02/15/20 11:52:04 AM #1:	I have a laptop, which I seldom use, that I bought in 2010. Im pretty sure all I had to do was install Suite via a CD. This apparently is no longer the way you do things, and you have to pay annually now? <cite>Moonroof posted [p:934413044] in You have t... [t:78407885]...</cite> <quote>I have a laptop, which I seldom use, that I bought in 2010. Im pretty sure all I had to do was install Suite via a CD. This apparently is no longer the way you do things, and you have to pay annually now? </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Lolo_Guru 02/15/20 12:01:31 PM #2:	You should still be able to install an old version of Microsoft office via a CD if you have it. Otherwise, yes, if you want the current Microsoft office suite it is only sold as a license to use for a year instead of forever. --- Lolo <cite>Lolo_Guru posted [p:934413360] in You have t... [t:78407885]...</cite> <quote>You should still be able to install an old version of Microsoft office via a CD if you have it. Otherwise, yes, if you want the current Microsoft office suite it is only sold as a license to use for a year instead of forever.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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