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I just need Microsoft Excel 2013 and can't seem to find it anywhere.
Does anyone know where I can get Excel 2013?
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I already checked there. I can only find 2016 excel
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Do you torrent? If so try isohunt or piratebay
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Didn't have any luck there either
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I've migrated away from MS Office to LibreOffice a year ago, and wont look back. It is compatible with 2K13 files, and supports opendocument standards, so you'll be sure that the files will work crossplatform(also a big reason why the industry is shifting to LibreOffice). Star Office/Open Office are trash IMO. LibreOffice is an upgrade and I hope it takes down the MS office giant, the way mozilla and chrome took down IE. Also, no more license keys or sketchy cracks(or worse, the trialware/expired licenses). Install and run on every platform.
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LibreOffice is done by a few of the folks from OpenOffice. They left and started LibreOffice. I agree with everything here except they aren't likely to even make a dent into MS or GoogleDocs for that matter. They've been around for five years. I do love it though.
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I have an MSDN subscription through work BNB.... I can get you Office 2013 and a key for it if you want.
They don't have the products individually for download in MSDN, just the various versions of Office 2010, 2013, etc.
They don't have the products individually for download in MSDN, just the various versions of Office 2010, 2013, etc.
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This is what I use as well BNB
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That would be awesome! If you need to PM/email me or whatever, let me know. Thanks, man.
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Aight I am in office right now, I will download the install file and snag a key this evening when I get home.
Do you care or need 32 bit vs 64 bit for the install? I can grab either or both, though the install is like 1.5GB if I grab both.
I will drop it on my FTP server for you to download tonight and PM you the key along with how to connect to my FTP to download it.
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Not a problem I will snag the 64 bit install.
It comes as an ISO disk image, you will either need a tool that can read the disk image for the install or burnt he disk image to a DVD for install.
Getting a free disk image reader is probably the easiest, there are a ton of free ones.
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Unless you have Windows 8 or Windows 10 which will do it natively without burning.
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Sent you a PM with the details BNB
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Would God approve of this?
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Leave trump out of this!!!