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U
of M Microsoft Campus Agreement Software Program for Students
Over
56,000 orders have been placed through this program in the past two years.
See
historical software reports
The University of Minnesota
has paid for one Microsoft Office and one Windows license per student. Students
must be enrolled in the current or a future semester at the U of M in at least
one credit course. All software orders must be placed through the Microsoft
student online order form, which verifies student enrollment and automatically
charges your U of M student account. Students have the option to pick up the
software at a campus location or have it shipped directly to them (for an additional
charge). Students are eligible for only one version of the software through
this program, until a new version of the software becomes available in their
computer platform (e.g. Windows operating system or MacOS). The software media
packets are less than $15 each. Software cannot be returned if it has been opened.
Microsoft Office
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Microsoft
Office 2007 computer requirements
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Microsoft
Office Enterprise 2007 - available in DVD
format - online
order form
Office Enterprise
2007 includes Word 2007, Excel 2007, Publisher 2007, PowerPoint 2007,
Access 2007, Outlook 2007, OneNote 2007, Groove 2007 and InfoPath 2007.
Computers
must run Windows XP with Service Pack (SP) 2 or newer operating system.
There
is also a free Office Enterprise 2007 download option available. However,
you have only one time to perform the download option. Please
review the following information if you are considering the Office download
option.
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Microsoft
Office 2003 Pro - online
order form
Office
2003 installation tips
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Microsoft
Office 2008 for the MacOS
10.2 or better -
Go to the online
order form
U of M students that
have ordered Office 2004 for Mac in the past will be able to purchase the
Office 2008 for Mac software, as long as the order was placed before
February 5, 2008 and the student is still enrolled in at least one credit.
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Microsoft Windows operating system upgrade - The desktop
operating system licenses granted under the Campus Agreement program are for the
upgrade license and media only. Therefore, you must have a full, legal version
of Windows installed on your computer before installing an upgrade version through
this program. Currently
enrolled students are eligible for one Windows product through this program.
How
can I cancel/change Microsoft order?
Looking for other Microsoft software?
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