Office is a resource hog, occupying a huge swath of hard drive territory, and more importantly, using a lot of CPU and memory power. So if you need access on additional PCs, it will cost you.Ģ. Also, the $279 boxed version of Home and Business allows use on two PCs. If you opt for a download it is $80 cheaper, but not having a physical copy of a key application will often cause much more trouble than the discount is worth. The newest version, Office 2010, will set you back $279 if you buy the mainstream package known as the Home and Business Edition. But here are three good reasons to give it some thought:ġ. Sure, you’re used to using Microsoft’s giant suite, and migrating to something different seems daunting. I can’t help you lose weight or stop smoking, but I do have one suggestion: Break the habit of using Microsoft Office.
It’s a New Year, time to break bad old habits and make vows to live a better life.
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