Access isn't free, even for students. If you qualify for academic pricing
there are only two academic products that include Access. MS Office 2003 Pro
is $199 and MS Office Access 2007 is $119 (when it becomes available). http://www.microsoft.com/Education/USAcademicPricing.mspx
Access isn't free, even for students. If you qualify for academic pricing
there are only two academic products that include Access. MS Office 2003 Pro
is $199 and MS Office Access 2007 is $119 (when it becomes available). http://www.microsoft.com/Education/USAcademicPricing.mspx
You're welcome, hon. If you shop the internet you can probably find academic
prices up to 10% cheaper, but don't expect much more of a discount than that.
You're welcome, hon. If you shop the internet you can
probably find academic prices up to 10% cheaper, but
don't expect much more of a discount than that.
There was relatively little change between Access 2002 and Access 2003.
However, because Access 2002 is not the current version, you may find better
prices. If you exercise care, you can sometimes find good buys at the
online auction sites; if you don't exercise care, you may buy something that
isn't really what you thought it was (like a book or chart about a software
product, instead of the product itself).
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