[gui-talk] who is J and R? RE: Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007 Question!!!

[plume]

Dear Ed,
I am very sorry that you lost so much of your research when your computer
crashed!!!.

This has happened to me however I still am a little lazy about backing up.
We all write and collect so much information and are sometimes lazy about
backing up.  I finally bought some 4 GB's thumb drives and I am planning to
begin to back up some of my inportant documents.

J and R. is a very large Computer store in New York and has a great web site
that is very friendly.
call 800-806-1115
Here is the number and information of MS office 2007, student version,

MSI OFF2K7HS
Mfr. Part # 79g-00007
Product Rating
 5 stars
 (2 Ratings)
Write a Review
Read 2 Reviews
Buying Info
New Savings as of 12/17/2008
Limit 1 per customer
Was $149.00 You save (46%) - $69.01 Your price $79.99 Usually ships in 1 - 2
business days


Every week they have a weekend special and many great items go on sale or
are reduce to a lower price.  They will also match any prices that you have
from another web to match that price.
There shipping is fast and the sales people are polite!!!.
The web site is www.jandr.com.
If you search in the search field for the student version it will come up at
$79.00 plus shipping which is around $6.00.
Again I am sorry about your lost and I am glad that my question can help you
with ms office 2007.
From, Tom Blume
Voice Mail: 206-312-7844


-----Original Message-----
From: gui-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org [mailto:gui-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org]On
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Sent: Friday, December 19, 2008 10:27 AM
To: NFBnet GUI Talk Mailing List
Subject: Re: [gui-talk] Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007
Question!!!


Dear Tom:

Who is J and R? I'm extremely interested in this program as I lost
everything, including years of research, when my hard drive failed.
Yep! I failed to have a back up.

Ed Lain

At 05:35 AM 12/19/2008, you wrote:
>Hello Everyone,
>
>J and R has Microsoft Office Home and Student 2007  for $79.00 as a special
>price.
>
>They state that this is the same package as the regular MS Office 2007.
>
>I have heard in the past that a student version can only be used 2 time. Is
>this true?
>
>I have also heard that MS Office 2007 can not read older documents created
>by previous version of Office such as my 2000 version.
>
>Can someone give me some details about the above questions?
>
>If anyone knows of a place that I can buy a regular version of MS Office
>2003 at a low price that would be good since that version works well.
>
>I am using MS Office 2000 professional and I though that the upgrade to a
>later version will have many improvements from my 2000 version.
>
>Thanks for any info.
>
>From, Tom Blume
>Voice mail: 206-312-7844
>
>
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