multiple PC/Licensing

[keith740]

Hello Forum...

1st i would like to thank everyone for all previous help, before i found this forum i had a basic knowledge of excel which i got as a part of my business degree... After, i have learned SO much more than i have ever did in a classroom, and this has got me a promotion at my place of work... SO TY VERY MUCH!!

With that said i am now in charge of all excel operations, and some of my team does not have excel installed at all. Im looking for the cheapest (leglal/non-pirate) way to get my team of 10 all installed (Excel,Word,Powerpoint,Outlook etc.)... im thinking it would be a volume liscense, thoughts?

Ty in advance and any advice is GREATLY appreciated!

[shg]

http://mla.microsoft.com/default.aspx

[newdoverman]

Microsoft has really changed their licencing and pricing so it can get to be confusing.

It appears that the Office 365 is the only offering with all that you want and it is on a subscription basis or traditional purchase basis. A subscription keeps your software up-to-date but may be more expensive than the non-subscription purchase depending upon how often you will be upgrading.

I didn't see anything about volume licencing though I may have missed it.

Here is a link to the MS FAQ
http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/...pOfficeFAQPage

As for pricing, you might find deals on legitimate software in online stores.