“Software When it says that this computer includes a full version of Office 2010, does that just mean it's installed but still needs to be bought? Or does it mean that one doesn't need to buy the program at all?”
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Excellent question! Whenever a computer is listed as having a full version of Microsoft Office that means that no additional purchase is required - everything is pre-installed onto the computer. If a computer is listed as having a trial version, however, that means that you would need to purchase a product key or retail copy of the program after the trial period has expired. In most cases, this trial period is between 60 and 90 days.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It's possible that they said full version to mean that it's not the beta version which expires October 2010. More then likely it'll be a trial period where you'll need to purchase it after. If you're not in a situation where you are required to use Microsoft Office you could check out Open Office, which is free.
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