M$ Office Home & Business 2010 DL?


  1. FredTastic
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    M$ Office Home & Business 2010 DL?


    I have a COA for "M$ Office H&B 2010 Refurbisher" which came with a refurb'd PC I bought about 6 years ago (not my current 9020). I'd like to install it on the 9020, but can't find a dl'able copy. Anyone know where I might find this? Mostly need Word.

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  3. Snick
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    FredTastic

    Office Home & Business is being retired in 2020. Here's a link you requested. You will need to enter your product key.

    Download Office - Microsoft

    I had Office Home & Student 2010. Moved on to LibreOffice. Very similar to Microsoft & FREE. Compatible with Office.

    What is LibreOffice? | LibreOffice - Free Office Suite - Based ...

    Home | LibreOffice - Free Office Suite - Based on OpenOffice ...

    Here's a link to Ninite one click installer, installs with all default settings, no crapware! You can also update by clicking the installer.
    Ninite website link

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  4. FredTastic
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    Thanks for the links. As usual, M$ demands an "account" (I have the COA info, but don't want an "account"). How good is Libre? I'm assuming it can open/edit/etc .doc/.docx's?
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  6. Snick
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    FredTastic,

    You're welcome for the links. As I said Office 2010 is going away. There is a learning curve with LibreOffice, as with all new applications. It has most if not all Microsoft's functions, and it is free.

    If you use the Ninite Installer, it is one click, installs default settings & you can also use it to update LibreOffice. There are many tutorials on YouTube and on the LibreOffice website.

    I had Office 2010 Home & Student, which, when I upgraded to Win10, the license wouldn't activate again.
    You can always install LibreOffice, if you don't like it uninstall it. I recommend Revo Uninstaller to uninstall any program
    Revo Uninstaller Freeware - Uninstall Programs - Sevenforums
    Here's a few links you can peruse
    Who are we? | LibreOffice - Free Office Suite - Based on ...
    What is LibreOffice? | LibreOffice - Free Office Suite - Based ...
    10 reasons you should use LibreOffice and not Microsoft Word ...
    Google - LibreOffice Tutorials

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