Screenshot by Alison DeNisco Rayome/CNET So what's the catch for the free version? I hate subscription models myself -these things can creep up hugely when individually they are only say a few Euros a month - it's amazing if you tot up phone subscription (aka contract) (who sensibly bothers with phone contracts any more - surprisingly a lot do), tv services etc etc just how much money goes out this way -that's what companies rely on - however if you are happy with subscriptions then as always YMMV.Use the browser-based version of the Microsoft Word app for free. I think already in some cases not all the latest features of OFFICE/365 will be incorporated into OFFICE 2019 -although currently the differences are fairly trivial -I think EXCEL is the product that's likely to show the most difference. Office 2019 was designed basically for businesses - especially those who had Volume licenses (or VL versions) of previous Office products (although it is available on retail) who for all sorts of reasons were unable to switch immediately over to the subscription model of Office/365 - It's actually lasted (and being updated) a lot longer than anticipated - but there's no doubt that in the longer term Ms tends to phase out this version and concentrate more and more on the "dreaded subscription model". However there's no email package in Office 2019 H&S edition - doesn't include Outlook 2019- I can't imagine students wanting an integrated Office package without an email package in it though!!! Microsoft Office Home & Student 2019 | One-time purchase, 1 device | PC/Mac Keycard - Ĭomments or links with authoritative info appreciated.Īccording to MS, there is only one edition of H&S 2019 Product Code 79G-05186 described as “Microsoft Office Home & Student 2019 | One-time purchase, 1 device | PC/Mac Keycard”
Microsoft Office Home and Student 2019 | 1 device, Windows 10 PC/Mac Key Card (79G-05029 ). Product Code 79G-05029 described as “Microsoft Office Home and Student 2019 | 1 device, Windows 10 PC/Mac Key Card”: I have seen one online review saying that the cheaper one required that the user be connected to the Internet to use Office, but I have no reason to believe that’s true and can’t find any confirmation. It looks like in both cases, the buyer is sent an actual box or piece of cardboard by snail mail-rather than email. The first one is priced around 110 to 120 the second one at 150 and occasionally on sale for less. There are at least 2 versions, each with a different Product Code.īoth are key cards.
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