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Get Yourself a Cheaper Office

09/01/2001

CheaperOffice.com offers a central source of information for the buyer trying to get the best prices on Office XP. Whether you need a single copy or enough for an enterprise, it can help you sort through the confusing intricacies of Microsoft's pricing scheme. It also provides a reference to the various editions of Office XP and shows you how to use the system to get the best deal possible. Now that Microsoft has changed the rules for upgrading from competitive products and revised its other pricing schemes, most systems administrators will probably find interesting reading here. www.cheaperoffice.com

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