[Praveenkashyap]

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Microsoft is offering a great brand New Offer to Students to try Office 365 and its accompanying suite of products, including SkyDrive.

Microsoft will give a Trial to students of Six Months students withan .edu email address can sign up and get three months trial for free and then if he/she will share the offer via
facebook then Microsoft will add more 3 Months in their account it totals 6 Months and Microsoft is also offering students 20GB of SkyDrive storage

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[Nighthawk]

Thats pretty dam good, they should do a special like they did with windows

[thegentlad22]

That's gay... I have an .edu e-mail but I am not going to try their shitty software out and then do their own marketing for them for an additional 3 month free added to your account.

[Obi-Wan Cannabis]

Time to shine with my new animations on my power point presentations!

[TheLordOfEvil]

What about students that don't have a .edu email address. 😑 Besides Office 365 was the worst product I have ever used. No amount of support from them was able to fix the constant crashes I had nearly every time I started up the program. When the programs did work half of the fonts were completely corrupted and just came up as squares, and if you somehow managed to get past all of that it would crash again if you tried to save anything.

[Kenji Harima]

Seems like getting accepted to college is already paying off. I'll have to download it, can't pass on free stuff.

[thegentlad22]

What about students that don't have a .edu email address. 😑 Besides Office 365 was the worst product I have ever used. No amount of support from them was able to fix the constant crashes I had nearly every time I started up the program. When the programs did work half of the fonts were completely corrupted and just came up as squares, and if you somehow managed to get past all of that it would crash again if you tried to save anything.

Your college should have it. Mine actually does and they have some portal to connect when you login to your colleges server they have an interface that is a portal to ms servers. It will allow you to download and install the software. It will use or record your student id instead of your .edu

That is what my university offers. However, this isn't something new they did the same with ms office 2013. They have a demo that I can try it out for 6 months.