What's the difference here?

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  1. BaseballGuy, Aug 4, 2012

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  2. takeshi74, Aug 4, 2012

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    About $100 if you're comparing Office University 2011 to Office Home & Business 2011.

    See also:
    http://www.microsoft.com/mac/products/compare

    Sounds like you're comparing Office University 2011 to Office Home & Student 2011.

    Define "good". There are certainly other options which are frequently discussed here. Whether they're good or not is entirely subjective.
     
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  3. RedCroissant, Aug 4, 2012

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    LibreOffice! It's completely free and is compatible with MAC/Windows/Linux. AND it includes a document app, spreadsheet app, presentation app, drawing app, a database app, and one for creating formulae.
     
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  4. velocityg4, Aug 6, 2012

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    Home and Student lacks Outlook which University appears to have. I second OpenOffice, Libreoffice or NeoOffice.
     
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