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Special Offer for Students and Teachers!

Product Information

Now you can affordably experience the productivity of Office software. Offered at a discounted price to students, teachers and higher-education institutions, Microsoft Office Student and Teacher Edition 2004 is licensed for noncommercial use on up to three home PCs. This exciting suite includes four core applications: Microsoft Office Word, Excel, Outlook and PowerPoint.

Work effectively with teachers and peers with an improved document editing and review process€”and by bringing communication tools like MSN® Messenger Service and MSN Hotmail® together with your calendar and contact information. And get better management of your e-mails with junk filters for enhanced protection.

Work with Tools That Work Like You
The new features in Microsoft Office 2004 for Mac aren't constrained by boundaries--in fact, many of them are designed to give you access to your ideas and information from every program in the suite. Thanks to input from thousands of Mac users, Office 2004 contains tools that are more integrated and intuitive than ever. The new Project Center allows you to consolidate all of your project-related details and easily access them from Word, Excel, Entourage, and PowerPoint 2004. Quickly view all of your project-related e-mail messages, files, notes, contacts and schedules in one convenient place. Plus, the new Project Gallery lets you quickly find the documents you've worked on recently while offering the new Learn tab to find instructive sample documents. Meanwhile, the new Compatibility Report tool helps you resolve platform- and version-related compatibility issues before they arise. The tool identifies potential compatibility issues and offers ways to avoid them. Lastly, the Office Toolbox lets you quickly access compatibility Reports, your Scrapbook and the Project Palette from Word, Excel or PowerPoint 2004.

This product is for noncommercial, educational use only.   This is a personal learning license for qualified educational users only. (Example: In a household, only the students are eligible to use the software, however parents can use the software when assisting 

Qualified Educational User Criteria

You are not entitled to use the Office 2004 Standard for Students and Teachers software product unless you meet one of the following three criteria:

1. Full or part-time student. You must be an enrolled student at an accredited K-12 educational institution or higher education institution organized and operated exclusively for the purpose of teaching its students. To be qualified as a student of a higher education institution (an institution requiring its students to have completed their K-12 educational requirements) you must be enrolled and, at the time of your acquisition of the Software Product, carrying at least six credit hours. In order to be considered an accredited institution, the institution must be a public or private K-12 school, vocational school, correspondence school, technical school, scientific school, junior college, college, university or other institution which is both (i) organized and operated exclusively for the purpose of teaching its K-12 or higher education students; and (ii) institutionally accredited by a Regional Institutional Accrediting Agency recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education, including:
   • Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools
   • North Central Association of Colleges and Schools
   • Western Association of Colleges and Schools
   • Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
   • New England Association of Colleges and Schools
   • Northwest Association of Colleges and Schools
   Accreditation by a National Institutional or Specialized Accrediting Body alone does not qualify an educational institution as accredited for purposes of determining your status as a Qualified Educational User.
   
   
2. Home-schooled student. You must be a K-12 student, or under the age of eighteen (18), attending to your primary education through a legally recognized home schooling program in your state and either (i) such program belongs to a nationally-recognized home-schooling organization or (ii) you obtain a letter from your local school district which expressly recognizes your home-schooling program as an acceptable alternative to attending an accredited educational institution.
   
   
3. Full or part-time faculty or staff of an accredited educational institution. You must be employed by an accredited educational institution, as defined in Qualification Paragraph 1 above, as faculty or as staff performing administrative duties primarily related to the education of such institution's students, on at least a part-time basis. Part-time shall mean at least twenty hours per week are spent by the user performing such faculty or staff duties.

To determine whether the educational institution which you attend or for whom you work is properly accredited hereunder please contact your educational institution and inquire as to its accreditation status. Erroneous accreditation information obtained from your educational institution shall not be a defense to a charge of non-qualification.