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There is a 30-day trial of Microsoft Office 365 included as part of the Windows 10 operating system. In order to keep the program active after the trial period, you will need to purchase a product key. You will not need to download any additional software.

Only for a 30 day trial period. Then it's around $150. You can always download LibreOffice 7.0 for free and you get the full version. It's open source, and fantastic and also has 100% support. It has 6 different apps included. The Word app is called "Writer", the Excel app is called "Calc" and Powerpoint is called "Impress". It contains three more apps for vector graphics, flowcharts, data base, and formula editing. If you are familiar with using the Microsoft counterparts, then you will have no problem using LibreOffice. They don't hound you for donations, but I would consider making one that you are comfortable with. After you use it, I am sure that you will agree.

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There is a 30-day trial of Microsoft Office 365 included as part of the Windows 10 operating system. In order to keep the program active after the trial period, you will need to purchase a product key. You will not need to download any additional software.
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Only for a 30 day trial period. Then it's around $150. You can always download LibreOffice 7.0 for free and you get the full version. It's open source, and fantastic and also has 100% support. It has 6 different apps included. The Word app is called "Writer", the Excel app is called "Calc" and Powerpoint is called "Impress". It contains three more apps for vector graphics, flowcharts, data base, and formula editing. If you are familiar with using the Microsoft counterparts, then you will have no problem using LibreOffice. They don't hound you for donations, but I would consider making one that you are comfortable with. After you use it, I am sure that you will agree.
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