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Is this a good buy?
Sam's Club wants to sell me Home and Student 2010 for $99 (that's $10
instant rebate off their regular $109 price, through April 3); Word, Excel, PP, and OneNote (two of which I have no use for) on one computer, no disk included. But isn't there a thing about "no commercial use"? But I edit ... but how would they know? Apparently there has been an improvement in Bibliography for handling references in footnotes; that would be a Good Thing. Has anything else changed, besides the graphics, that I would be likely to notice? Or, can I buy Word, PP, and Access separately for about the same price? |
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