A friend is about to start STEPS program through local uni and is required to provide proof of having Microsoft Office 2010 as a minimum, before they will enroll her.
We already have the software on a disc that we can give her but she needs a license code, and has to have it by Monday morning.
We are aware that she can possibly get it as a freebie or at least at a discount through the uni once she is enrolled, but they won't enroll her without it.
Can anyone advise on the most reasonably priced means of obtaining a legitimate license please?
Office 365 is available for 99 as a 4 year subscription. This is the cheapest method of acquiring a legit copy of MS Office.
http://www.microsoftstore.com/store?Action=DisplayPage&Local…
However, she will need to use a .edu address to purchase. If she does not have one, either use a friend's email address or if you know someone who's gone to TAFE or university, can purchase in her stead.
CPL also sells it for $85 but I'm also certain that there will be some kind of online check where you will be asked to provide a .edu address for product activation.
Office 2010 is a fairly old product, but you can still buy from http://www.cplonline.com.au/software/office-suite.html