Must say, loving Office 365. Very polished overall service. I've been using a trial of it, and other than some slow download speeds with OneDrive I've been experiencing at home and at work everything is really polished about it. I'm especially pleased with how good the iPad apps and even the Office Mobile for iPhone ain't bad.
I'll probably not subscribe to a yearly deal, quite yet (waiting for new version of Office for Mac to land). Still, I'm wondering what might be my cheapest route.
My wife is an elementary teacher. Is it possible that she can get a discount for the standard edition (the one that is regularly $99/year) and add me to her list of authorized MS accounts to use it?
Should I wait until some discount promo comes along?
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Must say, loving Office 365. Very polished overall service. I've been using a trial of it, and other than some slow download speeds with OneDrive I've been experiencing at home and at work everything is really polished about it. I'm especially pleased with how good the iPad apps and even the Office Mobile for iPhone ain't bad.
I'll probably not subscribe to a yearly deal, quite yet (waiting for new version of Office for Mac to land). Still, I'm wondering what might be my cheapest route.
My wife is an elementary teacher. Is it possible that she can get a discount for the standard edition (the one that is regularly $99/year) and add me to her list of authorized MS accounts to use it?
Should I wait until some discount promo comes along?
Thanks for input.
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