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And the only reason why the Home Subscription looks so good, is because Microsoft completely axed the 3 License Bundles that they had before Windows 8/Office 2013 released back then.

Even with that many licenses, it will eventually get to the point where the subscription eclipses the cost of perpetual software.

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The Office 365 Subscriptions are a bad deal unless you have 4+ people in a household that all need licenses, because of the long term costs of renting software and the fact that it just isn't worth your while to upgrade Office for a long time due to how little Microosft actually improves the software from version to version. It sounds and looks better than it actually performs, because the average person doesn't need 1TB of cloud storage and most of those users aren't going to be using 60 minutes of Skype to call anyone, anyways (Lol). Everyone is giving away tons of cloud storage becvause they know 99.5% of their users won't use more than what others are giving for free. Yea, they are going to thrive only because people like you are too ignorant to wipe the fog off of your glasses.

Adobe ran into the same issue with Creative Suite applications.Ĭonsidering LibreOffice is functionally below par to Office 2003 and still perfectly usable, but Office 2003 has better import/export filters (Compatibility Pack). Why do you think Microsoft went to the Subscription? The fact that someone could (realistically) use Office 2003 in 2015 and get by just fine, is a serious problem for them if they are selling a boxed product. The apps are functionally maxed out for home/student use and most of the changes are aimed specifically at business and power users. It's even cheaper if you see no point in upgrading more frequently then that these days, because really there's no point in upgrading Microsoft Office more than every 5-6+ years. So yea, the $149 for the Personal version of Office Perpetual is cheaper. Someone who bought Office 2013 Perpetually would have to go out of their way to convince themselves it is worth it to upgrade to Office 2016 by any means - especially a Home User or Student.ģ years of Office Personal is $69 * 3 = $207 before Taxes. Look at how little was changed going to Office 2016. It's dirt cheap compared to the Office Personal subscription. Hit 'Install' on your My Account page (opens in new tab) and you should be good to go with the installer. You'll be able to download Office 2016 today as part of your Office 365 subscription (or a stand-alone purchase for those without the subscription). Should you have automatic subscription renewals turned off, activating them appears to extend your current subscription by a further 30 days, meaning you'll be able to enjoy Office 2016 for a whole month without paying a dime. Oh, and we've come across quite the handy little trick.

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Multi-factor authentication ensures employees have secured access to stored content when away from the corporate network, while Enterprise Data Protection will be making an appearance for Office Mobile apps for Windows 10 later this year (with desktop version following in 2016) to bring in secured content sharing. Office 2016 delivers enhanced enterprise security and protection with built-in data loss prevention across the productivity suite.

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