Categories | Office 2013 Professional Product Key |
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Brand Name: | Microsoft |
Model Number: | Office 2013 HB |
Certification: | Microsoft |
Place of Origin: | America |
MOQ: | 30 pcs |
Price: | Negotiable |
Payment Terms: | T/T, Western Union, MoneyGram |
Supply Ability: | 10000pcs / day |
Delivery Time: | 1-3 working day |
Packaging Details: | Key Code |
Type: | Retail |
web apps: | yes |
Disk Space: | 3.0 GB |
OS: | 10, 8.1, 8,7... |
Net Version: | 3.5/4/4.5 |
Licence: | fpp |
Model: | 2013 hb |
Guality: | Stable |
Company Info. |
isoftware Technology CO.,Limited |
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Microsoft Office 2013 FPP Retail Key 13 Home and Business Key Code
Features:
Manage life and work more efficiently
Share plans and stay organized
Turn your ideas into great-looking docs
Your personalized Office
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That reversal mooted the original end-user licensing agreement
(EULA), which had permanently tied "perpetual" licenses -- those
paid for once, with rights to use them as long as desired -- to the
first PC they were installed on.
The trouble with Office 365, however, is that once a customer has
committed, he or she must continue paying the subscription fee or
lose access to the software.
That's so different from the way people have licensed software for
decades that some have had a tough time wrapping their heads around
the concept.
It has pitched in by comparing perpetual licensing and Office 365
subscriptions several times, and discovered that the most important
variables are first, the number of licenses a customer actually
uses -- or needs, which may not be the same -- and second, the
length of time between Office upgrades.
To help consumers calculate which is the smarter move, Office 2013
or Office 365, Computerworld's Online Managing Editor, Sharon Machlis, created a calculator
that factors in three variables: The number of machines Office
needed to be on, the time between upgrades, and the software
required.
Because analysts have said the upgrade average is five years, They
used that time span in its comparisons. But not everyone upgrades
Office that often, or that infrequently. Some hold onto Office for
ages -- many still use Office 2003, which is slated for retirement
next year -- while others lust for the newest, and so are ready to
ditch Office 2010.
Conclusion: Households that needed Office on four or five machines
should steer for Office 365. But those that required one, two or
three copies of Office were better off sticking with perpetual
licenses of Office Home & Student 2013.
But those calculations had a flaw some saw as fatal: They did not
account for what applications Office 365 Home Premium gave
consumers.
The subscription includes a top-of-the-line version of Office 2013,
one that includes not only Excel, Word, OneNote and PowerPoint --
the quartet in the $140 Home & Student 2013 -- but also the
Outlook email client, Publisher and the Access database.
Yet some people need Outlook at home, others Access, in effect
tossing a wrench into any calculations dependent only on Home &
Student 2013.
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