Use the above URL, please. For some reason HUKD is redirecting to MS Store instead of the HUP site.
This is a heads-up for Office 2016 available under home use program (very similar to the Office 2013 deal posted a few days ago). If your employer is participating in this, you should be able to purchase Microsoft Office 2016 for £9.95. The purchased software can be installed on 1 home computer (Mac/PC).
You can go to the deal URL and provide your work email to check whether you are eligible. Even if you do not know your "Program Code," you can still proceed.
4. When will Volume Licensing customers be able to get Office 2016?
Volume Licensing customers will be able to download Office 2016 from the Volume Licensing Service Center beginning today, and Home Use Program (HUP) customers can install Office 2016 beginning on October 7, 2015. MSDN Subscriptions customers can download Office 2016 now.
Office for Mac 2016 v15.15 is now available through AutoUpdate
- Youngy
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caverncity to tarryboy
3 Oct 15161#6
they smell and have wild parties
nitro228 to avalon50
4 Oct 15111#67
But you do get decent pensions, free bus travel, winter fuel allowance etc which is far more than the next generation will get when they get there. You've also grown up in times where house prices were much much lower relative to salary giving you more disposable income than young people get these days. I obviously don't know anything about your personal circumstances but in general the retired generation today do pretty well for themselves, probably far better than any subsequent generations.
lumsdot
4 Oct 1549#31
no thanks im sticking to office 97
fishmaster to avalon50
4 Oct 1538#53
False complaint though. This wasn't available when you were working it's as simple as that. What will I bemoan when I'm retired because something wasn't available in the prime of my life? Answer = nothing, because I accept that lived when I lived. I wouldn't worry about it, just live and be grateful of your time. There will likely be things towards the end of my life and beyond my lifespan that I will never experience, because I was simply born at the wrong time. Except no one is born at the wrong time, take every day and live it. The present moment is all we ever have, and almost none of us live it. There will be unimaginable technology in the future, when I see sci-fi films even like Tomorrowland, I start to think of the future, and what I'll 'miss' from not being alive. The problem with dwelling on the future or the past, is that you don't live in the present and therefore you don't really live as full a life as you can. Basic mindfulness. People could wish they lived in your time where they could afford to buy a house, most can't now. You get my drift anyway :smiley:
Summary: You have nothing to complain about.
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Derek_Duval
3 Oct 152#1
Typical, downloaded 2013 yesterday through HUP
cocoguy to Derek_Duval
3 Oct 151#3
Well, you should still be able to purchase 2016 on Oct 7th. :smile: (though I understand that the £9.95 that you just spent on 2013 is a bit . . . wasted)
piratetaff to Derek_Duval
4 Oct 15#119
Me too. ****
digitalray
3 Oct 151#2
thanks!
bearcat
3 Oct 15#4
Thanks, my employer is part of the home use program
tarryboy
3 Oct 15#5
What about students?
caverncity to tarryboy
3 Oct 15161#6
they smell and have wild parties
GS01 to tarryboy
4 Oct 151#28
Check with your College/University.
Where I'm studying students get free Office 365 Pro.
At the moment I'm still on 2013 with that 365 but I think they'll roll out 2016 sooner or later.
smckirdy to tarryboy
4 Oct 15#118
May have it, undergrads often don't though just post grad research and up since they are kind of staff. If your uni is on office 365 though it's probably free, all you need to do is log in to your email and go to your account software section.
amour3k to tarryboy
6 Oct 15#188
Sad I know but, isn't that always the way ...
Ian2014
3 Oct 151#7
I haven't installed the HUP 2013 version yet :disappointed:. Probably give this version a miss for a while since we are still on 2010 at work and I get easily confused :confused:
otv
3 Oct 151#8
already running office 2016, found 3 bugs in outlook already :disappointed:
cocoguy to otv
3 Oct 1529#10
Eclairs
3 Oct 15#9
is this going to include Office for Mac? any idea?
caverncity to Eclairs
3 Oct 15#15
yes
V6ALFISTI
3 Oct 151#11
How does 2016 differ to 2013? What are peoples preference?
fishmaster to V6ALFISTI
4 Oct 151#48
One has definitely happened and wasn't that great, one hasn't happened yet and is up to each individual to make it great, although fate will ultimately decide.
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Opening post
Use the above URL, please. For some reason HUKD is redirecting to MS Store instead of the HUP site.
This is a heads-up for Office 2016 available under home use program (very similar to the Office 2013 deal posted a few days ago). If your employer is participating in this, you should be able to purchase Microsoft Office 2016 for £9.95. The purchased software can be installed on 1 home computer (Mac/PC).
You can go to the deal URL and provide your work email to check whether you are eligible. Even if you do not know your "Program Code," you can still proceed.
Please note that if you go to the deal URL before 7th Oct, you will be able to get Office 2013 only. To get Office 2016, please attempt purchase only on or after 7th Oct. This is as per -- https://blogs.office.com/2015/10/01/your-top-questions-about-office-2016-answered/, where they have mentioned as below:-
4. When will Volume Licensing customers be able to get Office 2016?
Volume Licensing customers will be able to download Office 2016 from the Volume Licensing Service Center beginning today, and Home Use Program (HUP) customers can install Office 2016 beginning on October 7, 2015. MSDN Subscriptions customers can download Office 2016 now.
Office for Mac 2016 v15.15 is now available through AutoUpdate
- Youngy
Top comments
no thanks im sticking to office 97
Summary: You have nothing to complain about.
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Where I'm studying students get free Office 365 Pro.
At the moment I'm still on 2013 with that 365 but I think they'll roll out 2016 sooner or later.