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🚀 **Microsoft Office 2024: A Game-Changer for One-Time Purchase Users!** 📊💻 Microsoft has just launched **Office 2024**, offering a one-time purchase option for users who prefer owning their software rather than subscribing to Microsoft 365. This means you pay once and get access to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook without recurring fees! 🎉 Here's what you need to know about #Office2024: 💡 **Two Versions Available:** 1️⃣ **Office Home**: Includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and OneNote for $150. 2️⃣ **Office Home & Business**: Adds commercial licensing for $250—perfect for small businesses! 💼 Need it for 5+ devices? Reach out to Microsoft for bulk licensing. **Top Benefits:** ✅ No subscription—pay once, use forever! ✅ Enhanced performance & interface ✅ New tools in Excel and the cool PowerPoint Cameo feature (embed live camera feeds into your slides!) ✅ Support for the OpenDocument ODF 1.4 standard ⚠️ **Important Considerations:** - This version won’t get future updates—if you want the latest features, stick with Microsoft 365. - Requires a Microsoft account and internet for license validation. - Compatible with Windows 10 & 11 only. Is Office 2024 the right choice for you? Share your thoughts below! 📝👇 #MicrosoftOffice #ProductivityTools #TechUpdates #BusinessEssentials #Tech2Picks

If you're still using @Microsoft Office 2013, it's time to move onward and upward. Microsoft has a list of useful resources to help you. Check these resources for help with end of support issues and key dates. 👇

If you're still using @Microsoft Office 2013, it's time to move onward and upward. Microsoft has a list of useful resources to help you. Check these resources for help with end of support issues and key dates. 👇

If you're still using @Microsoft Office 2013, it's time to move onward and upward. Microsoft has a list of useful resources to help you. Check these resources for help with end of support issues and key dates. 👇

If you're still using @Microsoft Office 2013, it's time to move onward and upward. Microsoft has a list of useful resources to help you. Check these resources for help with end of support issues and key dates. 👇

If you're still using @Microsoft Office 2013, it's time to move onward and upward. Microsoft has a list of useful resources to help you. Check these resources for help with end of support issues and key dates. 👇

If you're still using @Microsoft Office 2013, it's time to move onward and upward. Microsoft has a list of useful resources to help you. Check these resources for help with end of support issues and key dates. 👇

If you're still using @Microsoft Office 2013, it's time to move onward and upward. Microsoft has a list of useful resources to help you. Check these resources for help with end of support issues and key dates. 👇

So its been about two weeks since Microsoft released their latest version of Microsoft Office (Office 2024), some major changes have been made - On a personal point of view, I think they were not good changes. Previously Office came in multiple versions such as Home & Student, Home & Business, Professional and Professional Plus - anyone could purchase them (with the exception to Pro Plus, which as for enterprises and larger companies). Now for the general user you have two options. Office Home 2024 - (Word, Excel, PPT and OneNote) OR Office Business 2024 (which includes the Home apps plus Outlook), where's Access gone, and Publisher? Turns out to get both those apps, you have to pay for them individually, and each they are £159. I know the amount of people using Access and Publisher has declined, but it is a rather strange move on Microsoft's behalf removing them as part of the full "Office" package. Of course you can get Microsoft 365, but for people like me who don't want to pay a subscription, the Microsoft Office one time payment is a better option.. Or used to be...

If you're still using @Microsoft Office 2013, it's time to move onward and upward. Microsoft has a list of useful resources to help you. Check these resources for help with end of support issues and key dates. 👇