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Hi all,
I am using Excel 2003, is there any ways by which i can get Excel 2007 for free to upgrade my present Excel Thanks and Regards Anil.Hungund |
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Do you think that Microsoft GIVE things away?
Pete On May 2, 11:08 am, anil wrote: Hi all, I am using Excel 2003, is there any ways by which i can get Excel 2007 for free to upgrade my present Excel Thanks and Regards Anil.Hungund |
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This page describes upgrade pricing and qualifying produces.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/pr...754511033.aspx -- Jim "anil" wrote in message ups.com... | Hi all, | | I am using Excel 2003, is there any ways by which i can get Excel 2007 | for free to upgrade my present Excel | | Thanks and Regards | Anil.Hungund | |
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