How good is the new office at editing PDFs? It becomes a cheaper version of acrobat if it does it well.
Microsoft tries to sell home Office users on subscription pricing
Microsoft has unveiled its first attempt to seduce consumers into paying subscription pricing for its Office 365 package. For $99.99 a year, buyers get the Office 365 Home Premium, which gives them a license to use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, Outlook, Publisher, and Access applications on five computers in the home. …
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Wednesday 30th January 2013 13:36 GMT Jason 24
Is anyone really suprised....
MS staff are keen to show that sticking with them would save the country money
Council staff are keen to show that the changes they implemented have saved money
If either set argued the other way they'd be sacked, and no one wants that.
The number can always be fudged depending on your view point.
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Wednesday 30th January 2013 13:55 GMT Anonymous Coward
Insanity
I use Office because unlike OpenOffice it works properly ... but if MS is pulling this kind of shit I think I'll put up with OO's formatting flaws. Of course only after my present version of Office becomes unusable.
While I'm at it I think I'll uninstall Skype, not that I actually use it.