itsnotcheating

[asa.hoshi]

Hi all. You may know of this already. but i post it up anyway.

http://www.itsnotcheating.com.au/

Get Microsoft Office 2007 for $75 (lifetime) or $25 for 1 year. All you need is a university e-mail address. This is great for those who don't want to get a pirated copy of it.LOL

Enjoy!

[Daniel15]

Ooh, nice
Even though I have no real use for Office 2007... I'm happy with OpenOffice (and, if I really need it, I have Office 2003)

I'm probably the only one... But anyone else notice anything interesting with the HTML code for that site? Microsoft used Dreamweaver rather than their own Frontpage for it

[excal]

Heh. I took up on the offer in 2007

Figured I'd need to learn how it works in order to support it at work (whenever they might decide to deploy it).

[Mao]

i got enterprise edition for $20 (and sharepoint designer)

<3 working @ uni =P

[Eriny]

I'm probably the only one... But anyone else notice anything interesting with the HTML code for that site? Microsoft used Dreamweaver rather than their own Frontpage for it

lol. Would anyone use frontpage to make a website though ?

[kingmar]

Obviously not, if even Microsoft itself uses a superior, rival product.

It takes time to learn Office 2007. I still find myself looking for the File menu and realising it was replaced by the button. Plus, the auto-saving in 2007's .docx format is annoying when you need to read those files somewhere else.

Otherwise, it's a good piece of work from Microsoft. I suppose people will move across in time, so you may as well buy it now.

[Eriny]

I got it last year but my computer is too old to install it (lol, I only got it in 2004), but it's installed on my mum's computer. I prefer the default font to times new roman and I like how you have little previews of changes you want to make to the text and I like how it's easier to put in equations on publisher (not that I really care about that anymore).

[Collin Li]

It takes time to learn Office 2007. I still find myself looking for the File menu and realising it was replaced by the button. Plus, the auto-saving in 2007's .docx format is annoying when you need to read those files somewhere else.

Can you still use ALT to access the File menu?

[kingmar]

Yeah, Alt-F, but I like the trusty File menu.

All the old keyboard shortcuts work.

I think Calibri is the default font. It's very good, as is Microsoft Math (equation inputter).

[Collin Li]

Eww, they made the default font a sans-serif font!

Have a look for yourself: Calibri

[excal]

I like sans-serif though!

I've only used Microsoft Math once, I'd say that I like the usability of it over LaTeX - but it takes longer to input an equation MM.

[gfb]

Lol I've already got whatever software you can think of that's essential for computers

[melodrama]

Mod Edit: Sorry Mel, please read Rule 1...

[Mao]

Eww, they made the default font a sans-serif font!

Have a look for yourself: Calibri

at least it's clear-type now, not those stupid bloody truetypes....

[nak]

is there an authentication of windows process when i buy the cd version of this? because if paying $75 to microsoft i want a hard copy not a downloaded one