hao03

The issue is that every all these plans corresponding to about $The truth is Office 2010, the total probably gets nearer to $2000 and that is JUST for the software. If you're anything like me (a substitute teacher) then you certainly do not want that will, even though you dream about big-bucks when your clients are off the floor. So what on earth might you afford? $500... $300... $100...? When doing my budget personally I saw that I meet the expense of to budget around $100 for the software should launch and run my business. Uh oh! I was at about 5% of what it actually would cost. So Microsoft Office 2010 Professional packed up my dreams and forgot all about them.Just kidding -- of course I didn't do that. What kind of content would this be then!? What I did do was set out to find free alternatives to the Microsoft programs that cost so much money. I just did a few Google searches... ARGH! The truth is, it was not that easy! It was in fact terribly tough.The web was (and is) littered with junk. Programs that expired after short trial periods, Windows 2008 that didn't function as expected, programs that were riddled with spyware as well as viruses! Many even crashed my computer... It wasn't fun. I had to spend a number of, a large number of, much time.http://blogs-rccaraction.com/profile_blogs/hao03/&action=view&id=591197