Can I use Office Home & Student edition?

[Anton Lebedev]

Hi!

I would be quite thankful to anyone who will tell me, where I can get an
authorized anwer from Microsoft concerning my situation.

I have decided to buy Student & Home edition (as the open software that I
use now has compatibility problems - the fonts in the slides are unstable). I
work as a lecturer in the state university and the price looks much more
attractive than either of the business versions. However, the box says H&O
can not be used in state institutions (and my University is the State
University of St.Petersburg, Russia) and for commercial purposes (and I
actually will use it to create PowerPoint lectures for my students, and,
naturally, as a lecturer I would get paid for my lectures). I need to know,
whether I can buy and install H&O to my personal home computer and use it for
above purposes. Otherwise I have no choice but to convert back to Open office.

Regards,
Anton Lebedev

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Does your university have academic volumes of Microsoft Office for sale? From what you have said about your potential usage for Home and Student edition, no, you would not be able to prepare for your lectures, etc. since this would be commercial use.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Anton Lebedev asked:

| Hi!
|
| I would be quite thankful to anyone who will tell me, where I can get
| an authorized anwer from Microsoft concerning my situation.
|
| I have decided to buy Student & Home edition (as the open software
| that I
| use now has compatibility problems - the fonts in the slides are
| unstable). I work as a lecturer in the state university and the price
| looks much more attractive than either of the business versions.
| However, the box says H&O can not be used in state institutions (and
| my University is the State University of St.Petersburg, Russia) and
| for commercial purposes (and I actually will use it to create
| PowerPoint lectures for my students, and, naturally, as a lecturer I
| would get paid for my lectures). I need to know, whether I can buy
| and install H&O to my personal home computer and use it for above
| purposes. Otherwise I have no choice but to convert back to Open
| office.
|
| Regards,
| Anton Lebedev

 

[Anton Lebedev]

Well, we do not have anything of the kind at our University. The University
just has legal agreement with Microsoft (the details I do not know, but the
software on the computers at the University is mostly legal). As to the
software the teachers use on their personal computers - no one cares in
Russia, I think, and thus it it unusual to ask for funding from my dean.

OK, than the next question: I have been using the trial version of MSO
installed on my new laptop for 1 month for the said purposes (preparing
lectures). Do I have to delete it immediately or can I use it until the trial
period expires? Shall Microsoft lay any claims on me for this 1 month illegal
use? In my defence I can only tell, that I have been misinformed at the
computer store (they have said, this home version is only limited to three
computers, but I can legally use it at home for any purpose).

 

[DL]

Just a comment;
The MS office H&S site has links for 'resources for teachers &
Administartors' reccomending methods of using H&E in their work.
Since all teachers are paid the fact that the OP is also being paid for
tutoring doesnt IMO render the useage as commercial, in the commonly
excepted meaning.

To the OP, you also qualify for academic pricing so visit your local MS
site. (I dont suppose Amazon.com has invaded Russia )


Does your university have academic volumes of Microsoft Office for sale?
From what you have said about your potential usage for Home and Student
edition, no, you would not be able to prepare for your lectures, etc. since
this would be commercial use.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Anton Lebedev asked:

| Hi!
|
| I would be quite thankful to anyone who will tell me, where I can get
| an authorized anwer from Microsoft concerning my situation.
|
| I have decided to buy Student & Home edition (as the open software
| that I
| use now has compatibility problems - the fonts in the slides are
| unstable). I work as a lecturer in the state university and the price
| looks much more attractive than either of the business versions.
| However, the box says H&O can not be used in state institutions (and
| my University is the State University of St.Petersburg, Russia) and
| for commercial purposes (and I actually will use it to create
| PowerPoint lectures for my students, and, naturally, as a lecturer I
| would get paid for my lectures). I need to know, whether I can buy
| and install H&O to my personal home computer and use it for above
| purposes. Otherwise I have no choice but to convert back to Open
| office.
|
| Regards,
| Anton Lebedev

 

[DL]

No MS is not going to attempt 'rendition' to extract you to the US
Visit your local MS site and see the 'Academic pricing' link, or visit your
local PC store

Well, we do not have anything of the kind at our University. The
University
just has legal agreement with Microsoft (the details I do not know, but
the
software on the computers at the University is mostly legal). As to the
software the teachers use on their personal computers - no one cares in
Russia, I think, and thus it it unusual to ask for funding from my dean.

OK, than the next question: I have been using the trial version of MSO
installed on my new laptop for 1 month for the said purposes (preparing
lectures). Do I have to delete it immediately or can I use it until the
trial
period expires? Shall Microsoft lay any claims on me for this 1 month
illegal
use? In my defence I can only tell, that I have been misinformed at the
computer store (they have said, this home version is only limited to three
computers, but I can legally use it at home for any purpose).

Does your university have academic volumes of Microsoft Office for sale?
From what you have said about your potential usage for Home and Student
edition, no, you would not be able to prepare for your lectures, etc.
since this would be commercial use.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Anton Lebedev asked:

| Hi!
|
| I would be quite thankful to anyone who will tell me, where I can get
| an authorized anwer from Microsoft concerning my situation.
|
| I have decided to buy Student & Home edition (as the open software
| that I
| use now has compatibility problems - the fonts in the slides are
| unstable). I work as a lecturer in the state university and the price
| looks much more attractive than either of the business versions.
| However, the box says H&O can not be used in state institutions (and
| my University is the State University of St.Petersburg, Russia) and
| for commercial purposes (and I actually will use it to create
| PowerPoint lectures for my students, and, naturally, as a lecturer I
| would get paid for my lectures). I need to know, whether I can buy
| and install H&O to my personal home computer and use it for above
| purposes. Otherwise I have no choice but to convert back to Open
| office.
|
| Regards,
| Anton Lebedev

 

[Anton Lebedev]

Well, I have had the same way of thinking - because (as the shop assistant
has told me) previously they have had MSO in "Student & Teacher edition".
However I have decided to contact Microsoft directly - as salespeople are not
that experienced in the field.

Concerning the Amazon: in Russia one can buy from Amazon.de, .com, or co.us.
One only needs a seller who is ready to ship to Russia and a valid
non-electron VISA or other major credit card. Are there any special offers
from Amazon?

And I found reading numerous Microsoft webpages useless - surfing so far, I
still could not get plain answer ("NO") - as I have received here (or @YES@ -
as I have hoped =) I guess, if it all would be clear stated on the box, than
the public would understand that buying Office Home is next to waste of
money. Now I understand that only standard version can be used in reality.

Just a comment;
The MS office H&S site has links for 'resources for teachers &
Administartors' reccomending methods of using H&E in their work.
Since all teachers are paid the fact that the OP is also being paid for
tutoring doesnt IMO render the useage as commercial, in the commonly
excepted meaning.

To the OP, you also qualify for academic pricing so visit your local MS
site. (I dont suppose Amazon.com has invaded Russia )


Does your university have academic volumes of Microsoft Office for sale?
From what you have said about your potential usage for Home and Student
edition, no, you would not be able to prepare for your lectures, etc. since
this would be commercial use.

--Â
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Anton Lebedev asked:

| Hi!
|
| I would be quite thankful to anyone who will tell me, where I can get
| an authorized anwer from Microsoft concerning my situation.
|
| I have decided to buy Student & Home edition (as the open software
| that I
| use now has compatibility problems - the fonts in the slides are
| unstable). I work as a lecturer in the state university and the price
| looks much more attractive than either of the business versions.
| However, the box says H&O can not be used in state institutions (and
| my University is the State University of St.Petersburg, Russia) and
| for commercial purposes (and I actually will use it to create
| PowerPoint lectures for my students, and, naturally, as a lecturer I
| would get paid for my lectures). I need to know, whether I can buy
| and install H&O to my personal home computer and use it for above
| purposes. Otherwise I have no choice but to convert back to Open
| office.
|
| Regards,
| Anton Lebedev

 

[Anton Lebedev]

No rendition necessary - Microsoft can snatch me easily next time when I'm
sent abroad to a conference =) Unfortunately I do not see any academic
pricing offer on www.Microsoft.ru. And - I repeat - in the local store I was
told, that I can use H&S at home like normal, and only the number of licences
differ (max 3 for H&S and greater numbers for Business). I did not believe
it, because the box said "no commercial use, no use in the state
organisations", and so I have decided to ask someone at Microsoft directly.
But Microsoft helpdesk did not reply to my email - and I have started to ask
questions here.

No MS is not going to attempt 'rendition' to extract you to the US
Visit your local MS site and see the 'Academic pricing' link, or visit your
local PC store

Well, we do not have anything of the kind at our University. The
University
just has legal agreement with Microsoft (the details I do not know, but
the
software on the computers at the University is mostly legal). As to the
software the teachers use on their personal computers - no one cares in
Russia, I think, and thus it it unusual to ask for funding from my dean.

OK, than the next question: I have been using the trial version of MSO
installed on my new laptop for 1 month for the said purposes (preparing
lectures). Do I have to delete it immediately or can I use it until the
trial
period expires? Shall Microsoft lay any claims on me for this 1 month
illegal
use? In my defence I can only tell, that I have been misinformed at the
computer store (they have said, this home version is only limited to three
computers, but I can legally use it at home for any purpose).

Does your university have academic volumes of Microsoft Office for sale?
From what you have said about your potential usage for Home and Student
edition, no, you would not be able to prepare for your lectures, etc.
since this would be commercial use.

--Â
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Anton Lebedev asked:

| Hi!
|
| I would be quite thankful to anyone who will tell me, where I can get
| an authorized anwer from Microsoft concerning my situation.
|
| I have decided to buy Student & Home edition (as the open software
| that I
| use now has compatibility problems - the fonts in the slides are
| unstable). I work as a lecturer in the state university and the price
| looks much more attractive than either of the business versions.
| However, the box says H&O can not be used in state institutions (and
| my University is the State University of St.Petersburg, Russia) and
| for commercial purposes (and I actually will use it to create
| PowerPoint lectures for my students, and, naturally, as a lecturer I
| would get paid for my lectures). I need to know, whether I can buy
| and install H&O to my personal home computer and use it for above
| purposes. Otherwise I have no choice but to convert back to Open
| office.
|
| Regards,
| Anton Lebedev

 

[DL]

http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/suites/FX102294021033.aspx for UK MS
education pages
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/suites/FX102294021033.aspx US pages
http://tinyurl.com/2znyb6 a UK link, note academic versions

Well, I have had the same way of thinking - because (as the shop assistant
has told me) previously they have had MSO in "Student & Teacher edition".
However I have decided to contact Microsoft directly - as salespeople are
not
that experienced in the field.

Concerning the Amazon: in Russia one can buy from Amazon.de, .com, or
co.us.
One only needs a seller who is ready to ship to Russia and a valid
non-electron VISA or other major credit card. Are there any special offers
from Amazon?

And I found reading numerous Microsoft webpages useless - surfing so far,
I
still could not get plain answer ("NO") - as I have received here (or
@YES@ -
as I have hoped =) I guess, if it all would be clear stated on the box,
than
the public would understand that buying Office Home is next to waste of
money. Now I understand that only standard version can be used in reality.

Just a comment;
The MS office H&S site has links for 'resources for teachers &
Administartors' reccomending methods of using H&E in their work.
Since all teachers are paid the fact that the OP is also being paid for
tutoring doesnt IMO render the useage as commercial, in the commonly
excepted meaning.

To the OP, you also qualify for academic pricing so visit your local MS
site. (I dont suppose Amazon.com has invaded Russia )


Does your university have academic volumes of Microsoft Office for sale?
From what you have said about your potential usage for Home and Student
edition, no, you would not be able to prepare for your lectures, etc.
since
this would be commercial use.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Anton Lebedev asked:

| Hi!
|
| I would be quite thankful to anyone who will tell me, where I can get
| an authorized anwer from Microsoft concerning my situation.
|
| I have decided to buy Student & Home edition (as the open software
| that I
| use now has compatibility problems - the fonts in the slides are
| unstable). I work as a lecturer in the state university and the price
| looks much more attractive than either of the business versions.
| However, the box says H&O can not be used in state institutions (and
| my University is the State University of St.Petersburg, Russia) and
| for commercial purposes (and I actually will use it to create
| PowerPoint lectures for my students, and, naturally, as a lecturer I
| would get paid for my lectures). I need to know, whether I can buy
| and install H&O to my personal home computer and use it for above
| purposes. Otherwise I have no choice but to convert back to Open
| office.
|
| Regards,
| Anton Lebedev

 

[Anton Lebedev]

Thanks =) I will try these links =) However, Microsoft MVP already have said
plain and clear "No", so I will only use them for reference.

http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/suites/FX102294021033.aspx for UK MS
education pages
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/suites/FX102294021033.aspx US pages
http://tinyurl.com/2znyb6 a UK link, note academic versions

Well, I have had the same way of thinking - because (as the shop assistant
has told me) previously they have had MSO in "Student & Teacher edition".
However I have decided to contact Microsoft directly - as salespeople are
not
that experienced in the field.

Concerning the Amazon: in Russia one can buy from Amazon.de, .com, or
co.us.
One only needs a seller who is ready to ship to Russia and a valid
non-electron VISA or other major credit card. Are there any special offers
from Amazon?

And I found reading numerous Microsoft webpages useless - surfing so far,
I
still could not get plain answer ("NO") - as I have received here (or
@YES@ -
as I have hoped =) I guess, if it all would be clear stated on the box,
than
the public would understand that buying Office Home is next to waste of
money. Now I understand that only standard version can be used in reality.

Just a comment;
The MS office H&S site has links for 'resources for teachers &
Administartors' reccomending methods of using H&E in their work.
Since all teachers are paid the fact that the OP is also being paid for
tutoring doesnt IMO render the useage as commercial, in the commonly
excepted meaning.

To the OP, you also qualify for academic pricing so visit your local MS
site. (I dont suppose Amazon.com has invaded Russia )


Does your university have academic volumes of Microsoft Office for sale?
From what you have said about your potential usage for Home and Student
edition, no, you would not be able to prepare for your lectures, etc.
since
this would be commercial use.

--Â
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Anton Lebedev asked:

| Hi!
|
| I would be quite thankful to anyone who will tell me, where I can get
| an authorized anwer from Microsoft concerning my situation.
|
| I have decided to buy Student & Home edition (as the open software
| that I
| use now has compatibility problems - the fonts in the slides are
| unstable). I work as a lecturer in the state university and the price
| looks much more attractive than either of the business versions.
| However, the box says H&O can not be used in state institutions (and
| my University is the State University of St.Petersburg, Russia) and
| for commercial purposes (and I actually will use it to create
| PowerPoint lectures for my students, and, naturally, as a lecturer I
| would get paid for my lectures). I need to know, whether I can buy
| and install H&O to my personal home computer and use it for above
| purposes. Otherwise I have no choice but to convert back to Open
| office.
|
| Regards,
| Anton Lebedev

 

[DL]

If you look at the us link you will see it states clearly that H&S can be
used by teachers

Thanks =) I will try these links =) However, Microsoft MVP already have
said
plain and clear "No", so I will only use them for reference.

http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/suites/FX102294021033.aspx for UK MS
education pages
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/suites/FX102294021033.aspx US pages
http://tinyurl.com/2znyb6 a UK link, note academic versions

Well, I have had the same way of thinking - because (as the shop
assistant
has told me) previously they have had MSO in "Student & Teacher
edition".
However I have decided to contact Microsoft directly - as salespeople
are
not
that experienced in the field.

Concerning the Amazon: in Russia one can buy from Amazon.de, .com, or
co.us.
One only needs a seller who is ready to ship to Russia and a valid
non-electron VISA or other major credit card. Are there any special
offers
from Amazon?

And I found reading numerous Microsoft webpages useless - surfing so
far,
I
still could not get plain answer ("NO") - as I have received here (or
@YES@ -
as I have hoped =) I guess, if it all would be clear stated on the box,
than
the public would understand that buying Office Home is next to waste of
money. Now I understand that only standard version can be used in
reality.

:

Just a comment;
The MS office H&S site has links for 'resources for teachers &
Administartors' reccomending methods of using H&E in their work.
Since all teachers are paid the fact that the OP is also being paid
for
tutoring doesnt IMO render the useage as commercial, in the commonly
excepted meaning.

To the OP, you also qualify for academic pricing so visit your local
MS
site. (I dont suppose Amazon.com has invaded Russia )


Does your university have academic volumes of Microsoft Office for
sale?
From what you have said about your potential usage for Home and
Student
edition, no, you would not be able to prepare for your lectures, etc.
since
this would be commercial use.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Anton Lebedev asked:

| Hi!
|
| I would be quite thankful to anyone who will tell me, where I can
get
| an authorized anwer from Microsoft concerning my situation.
|
| I have decided to buy Student & Home edition (as the open software
| that I
| use now has compatibility problems - the fonts in the slides are
| unstable). I work as a lecturer in the state university and the
price
| looks much more attractive than either of the business versions.
| However, the box says H&O can not be used in state institutions (and
| my University is the State University of St.Petersburg, Russia) and
| for commercial purposes (and I actually will use it to create
| PowerPoint lectures for my students, and, naturally, as a lecturer I
| would get paid for my lectures). I need to know, whether I can buy
| and install H&O to my personal home computer and use it for above
| purposes. Otherwise I have no choice but to convert back to Open
| office.
|
| Regards,
| Anton Lebedev

 

[Anton Lebedev]

Thank you for your advice. But I have found it is only applicable for US, and
I reside in Russia. So the link tells me to contact the local seller, which
I'm doing now:
http://www.microsoft.com/Education/eligible.mspx

If you look at the us link you will see it states clearly that H&S can be
used by teachers

Thanks =) I will try these links =) However, Microsoft MVP already have
said
plain and clear "No", so I will only use them for reference.

http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/suites/FX102294021033.aspx for UK MS
education pages
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/suites/FX102294021033.aspx US pages
http://tinyurl.com/2znyb6 a UK link, note academic versions

Well, I have had the same way of thinking - because (as the shop
assistant
has told me) previously they have had MSO in "Student & Teacher
edition".
However I have decided to contact Microsoft directly - as salespeople
are
not
that experienced in the field.

Concerning the Amazon: in Russia one can buy from Amazon.de, .com, or
co.us.
One only needs a seller who is ready to ship to Russia and a valid
non-electron VISA or other major credit card. Are there any special
offers
from Amazon?

And I found reading numerous Microsoft webpages useless - surfing so
far,
I
still could not get plain answer ("NO") - as I have received here (or
@YES@ -
as I have hoped =) I guess, if it all would be clear stated on the box,
than
the public would understand that buying Office Home is next to waste of
money. Now I understand that only standard version can be used in
reality.

:

Just a comment;
The MS office H&S site has links for 'resources for teachers &
Administartors' reccomending methods of using H&E in their work.
Since all teachers are paid the fact that the OP is also being paid
for
tutoring doesnt IMO render the useage as commercial, in the commonly
excepted meaning.

To the OP, you also qualify for academic pricing so visit your local
MS
site. (I dont suppose Amazon.com has invaded Russia )


Does your university have academic volumes of Microsoft Office for
sale?
From what you have said about your potential usage for Home and
Student
edition, no, you would not be able to prepare for your lectures, etc.
since
this would be commercial use.

--Â
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Anton Lebedev asked:

| Hi!
|
| I would be quite thankful to anyone who will tell me, where I can
get
| an authorized anwer from Microsoft concerning my situation.
|
| I have decided to buy Student & Home edition (as the open software
| that I
| use now has compatibility problems - the fonts in the slides are
| unstable). I work as a lecturer in the state university and the
price
| looks much more attractive than either of the business versions.
| However, the box says H&O can not be used in state institutions (and
| my University is the State University of St.Petersburg, Russia) and
| for commercial purposes (and I actually will use it to create
| PowerPoint lectures for my students, and, naturally, as a lecturer I
| would get paid for my lectures). I need to know, whether I can buy
| and install H&O to my personal home computer and use it for above
| purposes. Otherwise I have no choice but to convert back to Open
| office.
|
| Regards,
| Anton Lebedev

 

[DL]

You need to note that the EULA has different meanings in different countries
The MS EULA is us specific and as such not legally valid in some countries
Academic versions can be purchased, legally, by anyone in the UK, as to
whether the individual meets the licence terms is a different matter
H&S when used by a tutor/teacher does not constitute commercial use.
This should not be taken as a rant against MS

Thank you for your advice. But I have found it is only applicable for US,
and
I reside in Russia. So the link tells me to contact the local seller,
which
I'm doing now:
http://www.microsoft.com/Education/eligible.mspx

If you look at the us link you will see it states clearly that H&S can be
used by teachers

Thanks =) I will try these links =) However, Microsoft MVP already have
said
plain and clear "No", so I will only use them for reference.

:

http://office.microsoft.com/en-gb/suites/FX102294021033.aspx for UK MS
education pages
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/suites/FX102294021033.aspx US pages
http://tinyurl.com/2znyb6 a UK link, note academic versions

message
Well, I have had the same way of thinking - because (as the shop
assistant
has told me) previously they have had MSO in "Student & Teacher
edition".
However I have decided to contact Microsoft directly - as
salespeople
are
not
that experienced in the field.

Concerning the Amazon: in Russia one can buy from Amazon.de, .com,
or
co.us.
One only needs a seller who is ready to ship to Russia and a valid
non-electron VISA or other major credit card. Are there any special
offers
from Amazon?

And I found reading numerous Microsoft webpages useless - surfing so
far,
I
still could not get plain answer ("NO") - as I have received here
(or
@YES@ -
as I have hoped =) I guess, if it all would be clear stated on the
box,
than
the public would understand that buying Office Home is next to waste
of
money. Now I understand that only standard version can be used in
reality.

:

Just a comment;
The MS office H&S site has links for 'resources for teachers &
Administartors' reccomending methods of using H&E in their work.
Since all teachers are paid the fact that the OP is also being paid
for
tutoring doesnt IMO render the useage as commercial, in the
commonly
excepted meaning.

To the OP, you also qualify for academic pricing so visit your
local
MS
site. (I dont suppose Amazon.com has invaded Russia )


Does your university have academic volumes of Microsoft Office for
sale?
From what you have said about your potential usage for Home and
Student
edition, no, you would not be able to prepare for your lectures,
etc.
since
this would be commercial use.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted
without
reading.

After furious head scratching, Anton Lebedev asked:

| Hi!
|
| I would be quite thankful to anyone who will tell me, where I can
get
| an authorized anwer from Microsoft concerning my situation.
|
| I have decided to buy Student & Home edition (as the open
software
| that I
| use now has compatibility problems - the fonts in the slides are
| unstable). I work as a lecturer in the state university and the
price
| looks much more attractive than either of the business versions.
| However, the box says H&O can not be used in state institutions
(and
| my University is the State University of St.Petersburg, Russia)
and
| for commercial purposes (and I actually will use it to create
| PowerPoint lectures for my students, and, naturally, as a
lecturer I
| would get paid for my lectures). I need to know, whether I can
buy
| and install H&O to my personal home computer and use it for above
| purposes. Otherwise I have no choice but to convert back to Open
| office.
|
| Regards,
| Anton Lebedev