A Microsoft Office lifetime license costs only half of one year with Microsoft 365, except you get to download and use it ...

We'd say to do the math, but it's obvious which deal is better-unless you like throwing money down the toilet. Microsoft 365 ...

For both individuals and commercial customers, Microsoft’s latest non-subscription productivity suite serves up a number of ...

TL;DR: Stop paying for Office every month. With this license to Microsoft Office 2019 for $24.97 (until October 27), you can own it for life with a one-time purchase. If you’re tired of paying for an ...

This version includes all the staple apps: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, Teams, OneNote, Publisher, and Access. And, unlike Microsoft 365, you won’t have to keep paying fees to use the apps.

Stop paying for your Microsoft 365 subscription and opt for this discounted Microsoft Office lifetime license instead.

As with Exchange Server 2019, an in-place upgrade to SE is possible for Skype for Business Server 2019, but the process is ...

Along with Microsoft Office’s classic apps, you’ll get two special PC apps: Publisher and Access. Create sick flyers for your Etsy sticker shop with Publisher, or use Access to store your ...

Microsoft 365 Personal retails for $69.99 per year or ... The PC-only apps for Publisher and Access are also included in the bundle. The Microsoft Business Standard subscription is essentially ...

No judgment (maybe a little), but are you really still paying a subscription fee for Microsoft 365? We’re a little ... Outlook, OneNote, Publisher, and Access. Create stunning slide decks ...

The Mac version comes with everything listed above except for Publisher, Access ... regular software updates that are offered to Microsoft 365 subscribers. Again, this likely isn't a huge deal ...

Microsoft 365 is the flagship productivity subscription ... Teams (free version), OneNote, Publisher, and Access. The biggest benefit to having a lifetime license for all these apps is also ...