Is Office 2007 or 2010 installed?
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I hope you are right, because a previous Dell 745 USFF I bought did have Vista Business installed, but no MS Office. I'll give the matter the benefit of the doubt. Thank you!
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No, I had to install it myself from the Office program I had previously purchased.
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Um, I don't really know what version, just looking quickly at the options I would say just normal Windows 8, not pro or enterprise. It has the Start tiles and everything, no Microsoft Office
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Only a trial edition of MS Office 2010, but you can use the basic features for an unlimited time, I believe.
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every thing on my box and the manual says 2006. Maybe it depends where and when you bought it. I'm currently using office and student.
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I will install the Office 2007 Pro Plus for you. Thank you for your interest in GoGet Computers.
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I have purchased two of these in the past 3 months. one has Open Office 3.2 and the other Open Office 4.0.
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It is included with a trial version. Cheaper to uninstall the trial version and buy Office separately.
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I acquired this computer last Nov 1st. It came with a trial version of Office 2010 on it. A product key code could make it permanent or allow you to download any files needed to augment it to your version. Personally I already owned a dvd version of Office 2007, so I bought an external drive and used it to install it on my computer instead. So that route would work as well.
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No it does not. The last version of office that included it, that I am aware of, is 2000. And then it was only included in the Premium and Developer editions.
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Idk. I use the office suite that is provided but have not tried to download either of those programs.
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"Which of these do I want?" The post only shows a pic of Office 97 Professional, so I don't know which choices you are comparing? I'm no computer expert, either, but I would suggest it just depends on how you intend to use the programs. If you want it just for your own use then I would absolutely recommend Office 97. It's inexpensive and effecient. As stated below, you should be able to research the differences between the products you want to compare online. So again, depending on how you will use it, just be aware that Microsoft Office 2010 programs are pretty much incompatible with older versions. Which means if you will be receiving files from other sources that use 2010, you will be unable to open their files. There is a workaround for this, though. Just ask the sender to save the file as a .doc (Word) or .xls (Excel) before they send it to you.
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Actually, MS Office is installed but after a short trial period you will have to buy it.
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Not on mine. It only had the operating system and various apps but no Microsoft Office or Works
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MS Office was not included when I bought it. It had some generic Asus software, I believe. It's been a while and I've uninstalled most of the software it came with and installed MS Office.
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What are you people talking about? My computer at work was exchanged for a brand new one, so I now have Office 2010 instead of 2003. All the old files, Excel & Word, can be opened and editied and saved in Office 2010. You can convert each file to 2010 (.xlsx for Excel) as you open them OR you can remain in "compatibility mode" and continue saving files as 97-2003 (.xls for Excel). Which is important at my job because the clerks on the network in the next room won't get 2010 for another six months or so, and therefore can't open the newly converted files and need access to the old ones...
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Morgan, This one does come with a trial version of the latest Microsoft Office, but once it expires you will need to buy it. I loaded my 2010 on it and it works nicely.
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Left Click the 'Start' ICON at the bottom left of your screen. At the bottom of the list of programs available in the little window is 'All Programs'. Left Click 'All Programs'. About the 6th or so listing down from the top is Microsoft Office 2010. It does not contain Powerpoint 2010, nor Outlook 2010, but does come with advertisements. I've never opened it to use it, but it strongly advertises buying it online for some reason.