You can get it from the app store, but only if your user account is a Microsoft account. It's easy to switch over and saves your settings if you're in between computers. For example, my settings and apps from my laptop go over to my tablet or my brother's laptop.
How are you enjoying 8?
I have to connect remotely from my computer for my MS Office class and the server is still 2008.
It's a fine server as long as I'm not trying to use the school's wifi to get on it.
I think I saw one of those on You've Got Mail
The internet has existed for a LONG time...since the early 80s...early 90s it was well in force, you just didn't know where to look.
I like it. I used that start menu thingy you sent me and basically it works like 7, except less freezing and crashing. I like that my settings go from my laptop to my RT and now that I've got office 2013, I can sync my notes back and forth between tablet and laptop and save documents if I need to. Though I usually prefer a flashdrive for documents
I am curious what they are teaching in MS Office courses today, as I used to teach a few of them myself only a few years back, and the MSOC is terrible (MSOC = Micro Soft Official Curriculum)...I have to connect remotely from my computer for my MS Office class and the server is still 2008.
Office 2013 is slick. I have enjoyed it as well. 8, as a client OS, I have enjoyed.
I had dial up until I was 14. Crap
The menu on 8 doesn't really bother me. I mean it took me a second to figure out certain things, but I got used to it pretty quick.
Yes, just as it's a series of tubes (that Alaskan politician actually gets little credit, as in networking terms, "tubes" is a valid phrase...)
Depends really. Average lifespan on any hardware is around 4 years. Can you get more? Yep. Can you get less? Yep!
Last week it was how to organize your files. This week it's a Word tutorial showing you how autocorrect and spell check work, as well as changing the font and the margins.
