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I am a starving student in college. How can I get Access for my class?
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feeling stupid reddlarson

 

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If you are talking about getting access to your class -- check with the
Registrar of your college.

If you are talking about obtaining the application program called Microsoft
Access, visit your college bookstore and purchase the Student and Teachers
version.

steve


"reddlarson`" <reddlarson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am a starving student in college. How can I get Access for my class?
> --
> feeling stupid reddlarson

 

[gary]

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You can order a trial CD from Microsoft...or probably get it at your
school
bookstore. I think most office supply stores or computer stores also
carry
the student and teacher version as well. See the link below for a trial
version.

http://www.microsoft.com/office/trial/default.mspx

"reddlarson`" <reddlarson@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am a starving student in college. How can I get Access for my class?
> --
> feeling stupid reddlarson

 

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reddlarson` wrote:
> I am a starving student in college. How can I get Access for my class?


Your college's book store probably has the lowest legitimate pricing
for software that you'll be able to find.


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reddlarson` wrote:
> I am a starving student in college. How can I get Access for my class?

Drop out. If you have to ask this stupid question here, then you aren't
bright enought to pass your class.

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You may try Office Professional Edition 2003 Trial CD.It's available
worldwide for free, but US shipping and handling costs apply.

http://www.microsoft.com/office/editions/prodinfo/trial.mspx#ECAA

regards,
ssg MS-MVP

reddlarson` wrote:
> I am a starving student in college. How can I get Access for my class?