Just download OpenOffice and get on with life.
#HP MICROSOFT OFFICE STARTER DOWNLOAD FULL VERSION#
My advice? Don’t even bother with Starter if you don’t intend to buy the full version of Office 2010. I’d offer the same advice to Mozilla, who really hasn’t done enough to promote Thunderbird 3.0 as a viable alternative to Outlook for consumers and businesses. And doesn’t come with ads! There’s a huge opportunity here, especially with the Back to School season around the corner. If I were the people behind I would find some way to scrounge up the money to advertise the fact that your product offers far, far more functionality than Office 2010 Starter but is just as free. Especially if the computer in question is a secondary device, like a netbook. However, if I’m a college kid on a budget, or the parent of a college kid on a budget, or just a person in the world on a budget, and I’ve just paid hundreds of dollars for a computer, I might not have $119 for an office suite. Via this ad I learned that right now Microsoft Office 2010 Home and Student is only $119, down from $149. Try concentrating on that with an ever changing image in the corner annoying you for attention every 3 seconds. In a word processor, it’s a safe bet you’re likely writing. This, of course, distracts from whatever you’re trying to do. Are we going to get animated ads next? Will random music start playing? The animation is limited to slides that change too often right now, but it doesn’t fill me with confidence for the company’s ad quality control. Thing is, the MS ads are bad enough - they won’t stop moving. Right now it appears to only run Microsoft ads, though that will change soon, I'm sure. This sidebar is persistent because that’s where the ad unit is.
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