[muglo] Re: Word Procesing
- From: R Weaver <weaverrw@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Mon, 02 Sep 2002 10:28:06 -0400
joanna,
As a student, are you eligible for an education discount? At the $5(US)
rate you could afford Office for OS9 and OSX. Below is an excerpt from
the arrangement that 14 Ohio colleges have with Microsoft. I don't know
what's available in other states/provinces.
UC and Microsoft Sign a Major Licensing Agreement
The Information Technology and Instructional
Equipment (ITIE) fees collected from UC students are used to pay for the
cost of UC student licenses, thus allowing our students to get Microsoft
Software for as little as $5 a product, or just the price of the CD...
In September 1999, the University of Cincinnati,
together with 14 other Ohio institutions, signed a major licensing
agreement with the Microsoft Corporation. The 4-year Enterprise License
Agreement (or ELA) permits the University to distribute the following
software products to matriculated UC students, UC departments, faculty
and staff:
Microsoft Windows XP Pro or Windows 2000 Pro (or
successor desktop operating system product)
Microsoft Office XP Professional for Windows
Microsoft Office for the Macintosh including
version X
Microsoft FrontPage for Windows
Microsoft Visual Studio .Net Professional for Windows
Microsoft BackOffice Client Access License
The Agreement's end date is September 30, 2003.
joanna wrote:
>
> went with office 2001 (office x is x only)...managed to scam it from a
> friend until i can get X back on here
>
> In answer to your question it is an old blueberry 266 iMac.....not enough
> ram to stop it from kernel panicing so it stays in 9 for now....
>
> >
> > geeez, I'm still using my orig 5.1 Word...
> > and trying to keep using it in 9xx
> > so far.. hmmm ... still working on it
> >
> > What iMAc do you have? A newer model should run X no problem.
> > X is _very_ different from classic OS ('s), though..
> >
> > You want to stick with MSWord... wordperfect may be ok, it's always
> > free (do a web search on google), but no one now tends to have it, so
> > emailing files is a bit tricky...
> >
> > havent used MSWX, but thought it would be X/classic compatible. Maybe
> > not though, knowing MS...
> >
> > good luck!
> >
> >
> >> Okay, so I had OS X and Office for it.
> >>
> >> Because of the iMacs etreme dislike for X I am back to 9 for a bit. But I
> >> am in school now, and need to be able to create documents, that will either
> >> be printed and/or sent via email. i need a program that will aloow me to
> >> print from the iMac, but can still create something a PC can open if I have
> >> to email it.
> >
> >
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