Should I subscribe to Office 365 for my office? It's P3,499.00 per year for 5 PCs.
The cheapest Office 2013, the Home & Student costs around 11K, good for 1 PC, but it's yours forever.
Should I subscribe to Office 365 for my office? It's P3,499.00 per year for 5 PCs.
The cheapest Office 2013, the Home & Student costs around 11K, good for 1 PC, but it's yours forever.
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Sir,
sa business use hindi pwede gamitin ang home and student... Dapat at least professional edition.
if ever less than 50 units kuhanin mo na lang yung subscription para iwas hassle sa audit.
meron din naman na free alternatives like open office if ok sa iyo...
I tried those free Office clones before, but there were some incompatibilities. Mahirap pag gumagawa ng report yung staff tapos mali mali ang lalabas na results.
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Only compatibility issues I ever had were with a .doc file written on WPS, a Chinese clone/development copy of an obsolete Microsoft product. But those same files actually cause a looping dictionary error MSOffice on our office iMacs... which necessitates some fast and furious key-tapping to close the dialogue box and kill MSOffice at the same time.
After getting used to OpenOffice, I don't even open Word, anymore.
Ang pagbalik ng comeback...
that's not a bad subscription: P700pa per PC costing you P58.3 per month for each computer.
I tried those free Office clones before, but there were some incompatibilities. Mahirap pag gumagawa ng report yung staff tapos mali mali ang lalabas na results.but according to your comments, you're only using office apps in those 5 computers. so how can you have incompabilities?Hindi naman lahat ng PC sa office installan ko ng Office. Kasya na yung 5 units na allowed ng Office 365.
if you make the leap to free software meron talaga incompatibilities at first until you can move all your documents to f/OSS standard files.
OPENOFFICE opens MS Office documents with no issues. No need to migrate formats. It will read both DOC and DOCX formats which is better than if you are using Microsoft's own older Office products which is unable to read DOCX format.
The only thing you might want to change in OpenOffice's default settings is the default save format, especially if you send files out to other people. Set it to save in DOC/XLS/PPT instead of the OpenOffice's own document formats.
ang problema din minsan or kadalasan sa open office, pag ni open mo sa e.g. microsoft excel ang open office excel file, mdyo sabog ang mga text doon.
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Sir gh, if different office versions afaik hindi na mag open ung file diba opening a higher version file from a lower version ms office. Pero never ko pa na encounter na sabog ung text. Anyway, observe ko ulit.![]()
more info on the office 365 sir:
Microsoft Office 365 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I bought my laptop last Sep 2019 and it's only now that I need to use MS OfficeIt has Office 365 installed but I need to activate it in order to edit office docs (I can only open)
Can anyone help me on how I can get a key for this or if I need to uninstall this and install a new MS Office? Dati kasi I was lent an MS office CD but I don't remember now who lent me (that was in 2013)
Checked lazada and I'm a little confused why I need installation pa. Can I just get at t0rr3nt pero baka kasi may virus mapili ko
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