The idea was that customers would evaluate Office using the trial, then pay for - and activate - the suite with the 25-character key code purchased on a PKC. PKCs were intended to provide a way for users to obtain a working copy of Office on a new PC that had a trial version of Office pre-installed. The PKC and standard versions of each edition are identical, although the means customers acquire Office may differ. As a PKC, Professional runs $360, a $40 - and 10% savings - from the full price of $400. A PKC of Home & Business sells on Amazon for $190, or $30 off the $220 list price, for a 14% discount. There are similar savings for PKCs of Office 2013 Home & Business and Office 2013 Professional, the other, more application-packed editions sold at retail or by Microsoft.
0 kommentar(er)
