What is required to use Microsoft Office 2007 Acedemic version?

Question

Is it necessary to proove to Microsoft that you are a student in order to be able to use this version, and if so what sort of proof is required?

Answer 1

Once the software is in your possession, Microsoft doesn't make you jump through any hoops to register it or use it.

In order to BUY it though, you usually will have to show a 'student I.D." Even online stores will ask that you fax or e-mail a copy of it to them. I'm not sure how stringent sellers are, though. My wife always had to show her i.d. when she bought AE software, but she was a student and had no reason to worry about it.

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Answer 2

The software is called Microsoft Office Home and Student Edition 2007. As the name implies, you do not have to be a student to have this low priced office suite.

Answer 3

Usually you can get it at the University computer store by giving them your ss# of student id #. That is all that is needed to prove you are a student. Most colleges even offer full versions of Office for the same price. I pay $7 a cd at my school. It is usually 2 or 3 cds for office.

Answer 4

Sometimes yes, sometimes no. I purchased Office 2003 student-teacher with no problem.

Re: Office 2007 - found none available, however, Amazon has Office 2003 for $119 ---- Feb. 11, 2007.

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Answer 5

the title is ms office student and teacher edition 2007

assuming you're a university student or faculty, go to your school bookstore and just show them your school ID.

you can buy them online, without showing student ID.

however, during the software registration, you have to provide information that you are a student or teacher.

Answer 6

usually a student ID or academic e-mail address (so and so @ such and such.edu) is sufficient.