how much would it be 2 go and buy Microsoft Powerpoint maker and Microsoft word?

Question

i dont hav it on my laptop and i need it 4 school cuz we make power points alot.

Answer 1

The Student/Teacher edition of MS Office is about $200 or less.

You can also get OpenOffice. It is free and you can make word docs/powerpoints/spreadsheets..etc and save them as MS Office docs.

www.openoffice.org.

Answer 2

$119.00 at Comp USA
My son uses this for school projects.
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Answer 3

They are part of the Microsoft Office 2003 suite. Should be around $200, if you're going to college your University should have the Student version available. Or check your local Best Buy. They should have the academic/student versions available also. Newegg.com has the student versioin for 120.00

Answer 4

Download OpenOffice. That has a PPT knockoff that should work well. It's free too (legally free).